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Exclude tweets?

Twitter Digest · support · 2013-01-20T13:54:00+00:00

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Hi, maybe this is rather a feature request, but I am using http://twitterfeed.com to automatically send a tweet, when an author of my site posts a new blog article. This kind of automated tweets is useless information for a weekly tweet digest, so I was wondering if there’s a way, or if not, if for a future version of your plugin, it would be possible to exclude specified tweets? Thanks! http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/twitter-digest/ I was digging around in the plugin’s code and basically, the option to exclude Retweets pretty much does the same what I want to achieve. It also just checks the tweets via preg_match for the @-symbol. So it should be relatively easy to modify the plugin. However, in order to make this a proper function of the plugin and not just some hack, it would be awesome if one could enter a specific text string in WordPress’ dashboard/plugin settings page. And here unfortunately, my limited programming skills left me and I don’t want to create a huge mess in the plugin’s code. So I would really appreciate, if this feature would be implemented. Cheers!

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urbanty 2013-01-28T21:48:00+00:00

I was digging around in the plugin’s code and basically, the option to exclude Retweets pretty much does the same what I want to achieve. It also just checks the tweets via preg_match for the @-symbol. So it should be relatively easy to modify the plugin. However, in order to make this a proper function of the plugin and not just some hack, it would be awesome if one could enter a specific text string in WordPress’ dashboard/plugin settings page. And here unfortunately, my limited programming skills left me and I don’t want to create a huge mess in the plugin’s code. So I would really appreciate, if this feature would be implemented. Cheers!