=== Tweet Cloud ===
Contributors: Stephen McIntyre
Donate link: http://dev.stephenmcintyre.net/tweet-cloud
Tags: tweet, cloud, twitter
Requires at least: 1.0
Tested up to: 2.8
Stable tag: 1.2
Cloud of popular words and phrases from a user's Twitter profile.
== Description ==
Cloud of popular words and phrases from a user's Twitter profile. Instead of using a tag cloud, which is dependent on your posts and options, Tweet Cloud aggregates the most common words mentioned on your Twitter profile and keeps your users up to date with the latest trending topics that are interesting you.
== Installation ==
1. Upload `sm-tweet-cloud.php` into the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory.
2. Activate `Tweet Cloud` from the `Plugins` menu in the `Admin Control Panel`.
3. Copy and paste one of the code examples in the `Code` section in `Other Notes` into any php page on your site.
4. Enjoy :)
== Code ==
Tweet Cloud
``
Profile Link
``
Sidebar Widget
Copy and paste this into `sidebar.php` after a `` tag or the first `
` tag
``
== Paramaters ==
USERNAME (remember to enclose in quotations "")
The user name assigned to your account
USERID (remember to enclose in quotations "")
To get this:
1. Go to your Twitter proflie (`http://twitter.com/USERNAME`)
2. Click `RSS feed of USERNAME's updates` (orange icon below Following)
3. Copy number from URL (USERID from `http://twitter.com/statuses/user_timeline/USERID.rss`)
WORDLIMIT (can only be a number, don't enclose in quotations)
The amount of words displayed in the Cloud
default = 20
MINCHAR (can only be a number, don't enclose in quotations)
Filters words to this set minimum amount of characters so they won't be counted and listed
default = 3
WORDLINKS (can only be true or false, don't enclose in quotations)
Sets whether words display as links in the cloud (on = true, off = false)
default = true
== Screenshots ==
1. screenshot-1.png
2. screenshot-2.png
== Frequently Asked Questions ==
To ask a question or give feedback, send an email to emailme@stephenmcintyre.net
== Release Notes ==
1.2
* Links each word to a Twitter Search result of your status updates that they originated from
* Wordlinks paramater added to set links on/off
* HTML compliance with W3C standards
1.1
* Displays words in most common case format (i.e. WordPress instead of wordpress)
* cURL used for feed access instead of relying on `allow_url_fopen` being on
* Improved error handling including newly added user name check