[#3411] using substitution in a piece of script...

Just released 3.2.0 with profile widget. I used the defaults so if it's not to your liking you can supply a custom widget and use [screen_name] to supply the users twitter screen name to it. If you supply a custom widget you need the <script> surrounding it and use the return method instead of jquery method (don't include the script that loads the widget js as I've already loaded that).

EXCELLENT!!

Gonna d/l and install right now...

I can just install over the older one, right?


Thanks again, Kyle!

I can just install over the older one, right?

Yup.

It works! I'm a very happy man!

Thank you for your prompt action, Kyle. My CB subscription is money well spent!

I will use the custom widget, specifically for the purpose of size (and colour).

Three cheers!

Hip hip (*3)
Hooray (*3)

[screen_name] works perfectly, by the way!

I've come up on a little bit of an issue.

While the widget shows up great on my profile, it's blank on other users' profiles... :huh:

I got my colleague to successfully link his Twitter account to his CB profile (so CB Connect is definitely working in that sense) and got him to tweet a test message from the tweet box (again CB Connect). The message did show on his Twitter profile page but the widget was blank, just like the image I attached earlier in this conversation.

I then logged in to another of my test accounts (on a different browser), to which a Twitter account is also linked. The widget was also blank on that account.

What could be the cause of that?

Ess