Si funciono muchas gracias esta full
I added http: and it still didn’t work.
‘!function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src=“http://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,“script”,"twitter-wjs”);’
People keep referring to “domains window” and I don’t have that anywhere as an option when i’m trying to create a widget…
The language around the “domains window” is now outdated – it’s no longer a factor in widget creation or display. If your widget isn’t displaying correctly on your site, it’s likely for another reason.
where are you entering these domains? i have no idea.
i don’t have the “domains” option. am i missing it somewhere?
Holy crap you’re my hero. You fixed it when no one at Twitter could!!! Thanks.
Right. But what reason is that? And, more importantly, what’s the solution? People still are having this problem quite frequently, it sounds like…
The default Javascript we give you requires that you’re viewing the widget as served from a web server – from your local filesystem will not due – often people seeing this issue are trying to load from their local filesystem (or from within a WYSIWYG editor, also from the file system). You can mitigate this while developing by changing from a relative protocol for the JS inclusion to an explicit one (instead of “//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js” use “https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js”)
The CMS or web environment you’re leveraging prevents the paste of arbitrary HTML or Javascript and your request to load platform.twitter.com/widgets.js or execute other invocation code is not supported in that environment
I tried adding https to the code but I still only see the “Tweets from…” link. I don’t see a preview in the widget creator either.
Same problem for me. I’m trying to put my twitter timeline on my blogger blog. All I get is ‘tweets from…’ link. I’ve tried adding https:// to the widget code Twitter gives, me but no change…
Any help? Thanks…
@dcj005. Do you have a live example?
@GailDonovan14 Do you have a live example?
I have had no problem getting the widget to load. Its the look and feel that sucks… Customization codes dont seems to do as they indicate. Look like the end of the line. I have at least 20 sites where this feature will need to be removed as the control over the look and feel has plunged over a cliff and died disgracefully.
You can look on my website, http://jonathancdalton.blogspot.co.uk
The twitter feed is on the right. The code I’m using is:
Thanks a lot…
Same place you create the widget and generate the embed code: https://twitter.com/settings/widgets
You should change the attribute “id=” to “twitter-widget-id=”. Not doing this is preventing the iframe from being created.
I am now using the below code, but it doesn’t seem to make a difference
This is ridiculous… Where do you enter this??? There is no such option in the widget editor! I’ve spent the last 5 hours trying to make this work and I am so massivly frustrated now.
NEITHER DO I.
And if there is no such “domain” window??..
