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Peadig's Twitter Feed: Embedded Timeline WordPress Plugin · review · 2012-11-23T08:42:00+00:00

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review · 3 stars

Ryan Hellyer unresolved

The WP Twitter Feed widget plugin loads images from an external source. They need to be hosted locally, both for performance reasons and to ensure they don’t break when using https. Here is a Diff. which fixes the problem. http://stuff.ryanhellyer.net/images-fix.diff EDIT: I wrote a plugin to correct for these problems … http://geek.ryanhellyer.net/products/wp-twitter-feed-fix/ It seems there are some other images which need converted to https too. I’ll have another patch ready soon. There appears to be a dead function called twitterintentjs() in the plugin too. It may pay to remove that. It loads JS from Twitter anyway, and it would be nice to avoid having to do that. I also noticed that it seems to be using output buffering, but I don’t think the buffer is ever actually used. I removed it and it seems to be working just fine without it. Here’s a new diff. http://stuff.ryanhellyer.net/images-fix2.diff Hey Ryan, The PRO version of the plugin now has this option 🙂

Commercial Context

Opportunity

onsite conversion and engagement operations

Twitter conversion widget assurance for turning onsite engagement widgets into measurable leads, trust, and conversions

Buyer: marketing teams, agencies, publishers, and ecommerce operators

Wedge: audit twitter display rules, lead capture, trust signals, and campaign attribution

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Analysis

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Summary: External images: users show performance, missing feature pain that may indicate a product gap.

Evidence quote: They need to be hosted locally, both for performance reasons and to ensure they don’t break when using https.

Affected feature: form

performance missing feature form

Plugin

API

Peadig's Twitter Feed: Embedded Timeline WordPress Plugin

600 active installs · 162.1K downloads · rating 62.0

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Ryan Hellyer 2012-11-23T09:04:00+00:00

It seems there are some other images which need converted to https too. I’ll have another patch ready soon.

Ryan Hellyer 2012-11-23T09:19:00+00:00

There appears to be a dead function called twitterintentjs() in the plugin too. It may pay to remove that. It loads JS from Twitter anyway, and it would be nice to avoid having to do that.

Ryan Hellyer 2012-11-23T09:42:00+00:00

I also noticed that it seems to be using output buffering, but I don’t think the buffer is ever actually used. I removed it and it seems to be working just fine without it. Here’s a new diff. http://stuff.ryanhellyer.net/images-fix2.diff

Alex Moss 2013-03-22T17:18:00+00:00

Hey Ryan, The PRO version of the plugin now has this option 🙂