July 4th, 2011· OAuth integration. The user experience for this sucks. I even screwed it up once when trying to follow the set-up steps while testing. Sorry about this. This process is what Twitter supports for situations like this and though I have a plan for a better experience, we haven’t had time to build it yet. Hopefully we’ll have that available soon. Until then, avail yourself of the support and FAQs provided by my HelpCenter team.
· Now relies on WordPress to provide JSON encode/decode functions (bumped the required version to WP 2.9).
· WP 3.0 compatibility fix for hashtags plugin (set default hashtags properly).
· WP 3.0 compatibility fix for creating duplicate post meta.
· Added support form to settings page.
February 4th, 2010· The use of the native json_decode() function, required by the changes in WordPress 2.9 (version 2.1) created a problem for users with servers running 32-bit PHP. The json_decode() function treats the tweet ID field as an integer larger than it can handle, which causes the issues. Thanks to Joe Tortuga and Ciaran Walsh for sending in the fix. Of note: I haven’t had a chance to set up a 32-bit PHP install so I can’t reproduce this, but it appears to work for many based on forum feedback. Yep, I’m still dealing with the ramifications from this.
· Typo-fix that should allow resetting digests properly (not sure when this broke). Thanks lionel_chollet.
October 5th, 2009· Added various hooks and filters to enable other plugins to interact with Twitter Tools.
· Added option to set blog post tweet prefix
· Added CSS classes for elements in tweet list
· Initial release of Bit.ly for Twitter Tools - enables shortening your URLs and tracking them on your Bit.ly account.
· Initial release of #hashtags for Twitter Tools - enables adding hashtags to your blog post tweets.
· Initial release of Exclude Category for Twitter Tools - enables not tweeting posts in chosen categories.
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