#61

no domain option anymore?

#62

They have removed domains, you have to edit it inside your javascript,

I’ve got it working for android but no luck for iphone

I have no idea what to do…

#63

it should be data-widget-id

#64

How did you edit in the javascript? I can’t find a version of the widget.js that isn’t a compressed version and I see no field in the original embedded script that gives access to a domain.

#65

It’s the js.src, for some reason the domain is “//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js”

I changed this to “https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js”

Again works for android but iphone is a no joy

#66

Thanks so much!, was experiencing issues with the twitter widget not showing in Google Chrome but in IE, But i Managed to get mine working!!
Here is what i put inside my website code

Tweets by @Dynacstix_Staff
</code
#67

Figured it out Here is a template of the code that should work for you:
Just change the Account name on link , The id , And Tweets by:

Tweets by @Your account

~htttp://toxicwow.zapto.org

#68

why red the color of the other leters of my twiter?

#69

Still a no go

#70

Not a fix…

#71

Save the embed code in a notepad doc as “.html” than display that page threw an

#72

If you are using a CMS such as joomla, your editor is the problem. It is stripping out the new javascript code. I can’t speak for wordpress, but in joomla, I just chose “no editor” for my user, and then pasted in the code, exactly as it is from the twitter widget, applied it, saved it, checked my live site. Good to go.

#73

If you are using a CMS such as joomla, your editor is the problem. It is stripping out the new javascript code. I can’t speak for wordpress, but in joomla, I just chose “no editor” for my user, and then pasted in the code, exactly as it is from the twitter widget, applied it, saved it, checked my live site. Good to go.

#74

If you are using a CMS such as joomla, your editor is the problem. It is stripping out the new javascript code. I can’t speak for wordpress, but in joomla, I just chose “no editor” for my user, and then pasted in the code, exactly as it is from the twitter widget, applied it, saved it, checked my live site. Good to go.

#75

YOU ROCK!
It fixed it! Now is just a formatting issue and done.

#76

Este script não está mais rodsando no meu site!!

#77

My CMS was the problem, indeed. It stripped out this part in the javascript:
js.src=p+"://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

The solution that fixes it in my case, is adding a separate link to the js src. So you get this:

  2. Tweets by @YOUR_NAMEn

#78

I have tried the suggested solutions of adding http: or https: in front of the // in the src= but neither one worked. I’ve also tried the suggestion by @valleilijn and it didn’t work. I double-checked the code in the widget settings page and found that it has changed from what they gave me when I created the widget. It now has id;js.src=p+"://platform… instead of id=id;js.src="//platform
I tried the new code and it doesn’t work either. I am using WordPress and have the Visual Editor turned off. I have my WP settings to not correct code for HTML. and I am using the PHP Execution plugin to prevent PHP statements from getting messed up in my pages by adding or deleting spaces.

It seems that since the widget no longer works even in the Twitter API instructions for the widget on https://dev.twitter.com/docs/embedded-timelines, that Twitter has abandoned it. Very frustrating. It was very nice to be able to show the Twitter timelines in my websites.

#79

looks like the twitter itself did not have an alternative solution to this problem. It’s suck, I got a complaint from my customers about this.

#80

This worked for me, using DoubleDome CMS, nothing else would work, but this did the trick. Thanks.