Fetch Tweets

Fetch Tweets is one of the easiest to use and most powerful WordPress Twitter plugins at the same time.

It provides various ways for embedding a wide set of tweets and Twitter data on the site, via shortcode, template tag or sidebar widget.

The plugin comes with its own settings page in the WP backend and a "rules" system for setting up tweet retrieving sets.

The tweet stream templates can also be edited and tweets can be cached for faster output and to avoid the Twitter API maximum query limit.

Installation:

Unpack and upload it to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.

What is new in this release:

• Fixed an issue that custom arguments could not be set in the fetchTweeets() function and the plugin shortcode.
• Fixed an issue that a fetch-tweets template directory could not be loaded in child themes.
• Fixed a bug that template names were not listed properly in the rule listing table in one of the plugin setting pages.
• Removed the underlines of hyper links in the Plain and Single templates which appeared in the Twenty Fifteenth theme.
• Changed the timing of plugin localization to the init action hook from plugins_loaded.

What is new in version 2.4.6:

• Fixed an issue that custom arguments could not be set in the fetchTweeets() function and the plugin shortcode.
• Fixed an issue that a fetch-tweets template directory could not be loaded in child themes.
• Fixed a bug that template names were not listed properly in the rule listing table in one of the plugin setting pages.
• Removed the underlines of hyper links in the Plain and Single templates which appeared in the Twenty Fifteenth theme.
• Changed the timing of plugin localization to the init action hook from plugins_loaded.

What is new in version 2.3.7:

• Fixed a bug that caused infinite function calls after resetting options as of v2.3.6.
• Fixed an issue that response data were not cached properly with sites that enables object caching.

What is new in version 2.3.0:

• Changed to display an error message for tweets of not authorized accounts.
• Added some more status items in the rate limit status table in the setting page.
• Added the Template column in the rule listing table.
• Added the border-radius property to the profile image element in the built-in templates.
• Added the ability to create a rule by tweet ID.
• Tweaked the styling of the debug template and added a screen-shot.

What is new in version 2.2.0:

• Added an option that determines whether the rule pages should be searchable with the WordPress search form.
• Added the Debug template.
• Added the ability to add a rule by custom API request.

What is new in version 2:

• Added the ability to create a rule by home timeline.
• Added the geometry coordinate picker field for the search tweet type.
• Renewed the positions of meta boxes in the rule definition page.

What is new in version 1.3.4:

• Improved the caching mechanism.

What is new in version 1.3.3.5:

• Fixed an issue that the plugin post type output ignored the the_content filter.

What is new in version 1.3.3.1:

• Fixed an issue with below the WordPress version 3.5 that the function wp_safe_remote_get was not found.

What is new in version 1.3.2:

• Added the CSS links in the template listing table.
• Fixed an issue that bullets of list tags appeared in some themes with the default templates.
• Fixed a possible issue that profile images do not get aligned properly in some themes in the default templates.
• Fixed a possible issue that profile images do not get sized properly in some themes in the default templates.
• Fixed the GMT time difference for the time output in the default templates.

What is new in version 1.3.0:

• Fixed a bug that an undefined constant warning occurred in WordPress v3.4.x or below.
• Added the ability to perform authentication without creating an application by the user.
• Tweaked the caching system for embedded media elements.

What is new in version 1.2.0:

• Removed redundant functions from the default template functions file.
• Added authentication information in the setting page.
• Removed the Include Retweets option from the search type because Twitter API does not support that parameter and in fact it was not working.
• Fixed an issue that sometimes caches could not be saved due to the corrupt serialized array.
• Fixed a bug that meta box fields' input values did not get validated.
• Fixed a bug that the Item Count option did not take effect in the preview.
• Added the option to set profile image position for the default templates.
• Tweaked the default template styles for right to left text display.
• Updated the Admin Page Framework library to v2.1.0.
• Added the option to set access rights to the setting pages.

What is new in version 1.0.1:

• Added the ability for other plugins to override the registering classes of this plugin.
• Supported third party extensions to be added.
• Added the widget-title class selector to the widget title output.
• Changed the sub-menu positions and the menu name of the rule listing table page to Manage Rule from the plugin name.
• Changed the ids and tags parameters to be obsolete. These will be removed in near updates.
• Changed the id and tag parameters to accept comma-delimited elements like the ids and tags parameters.

Requirements:

• WordPress 3.2 or higher
• Twitter API credentials
• PHP 5.2.4 or higher