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My Twitter Widget (previously Twitterlex) v1.2

This app is DISCONTINUED due to API changes at Twitter. It also broke the Twitter trademark policy.

My Twitter Widget was a simple Mac OS X Dashboard Widget that showed you the last 30 twitters by you and your Twitter friends, updating every 60 seconds when visible. When hidden, it updates every 5 minutes and sending Growl notifications if anyone has updated their status.

Twitterlex 1.2 Screenshot FrontTwitterlex 1.2 Screenshot Back

How to use

Mac OS X 10.4.3 Tiger or above is required.

If you’re using Safari, click the download link. When the widget download is complete, show Dashboard, click the Plus sign to display the Widget Bar and click the widget’s icon in the Widget Bar to open it.

If you’re using a browser other than Safari, click the download link. When the widget download is complete, unarchive it and place it in /Library/Widgets/ in your home folder. show Dashboard, click the Plus sign to display the Widget Bar and click the widget’s icon in the Widget Bar to open it.

On your first install, the widget will flip over so you can provide it your Twitter username and password. Click Done and the widget will fetch the latest 30 status updates by you and your friends.

You can also update your own status right from within the widget by typing your new status into the box and clicking the button. At this point Twitter will also update the list to reflect your update.

FAQ – Frequently Assumed Questions

How do I disable the Growl notifications from the widget?

Open System Preferences, click on Growl, click on the Applications tab, then find the widget’s entry and change any notification options you want there. Check Growl’s documentation if you need more advice on Growl.

Change History

1.2 – 2007/02/07 – download

  • Twitter is standardising on 140 character length tweets, so changed to reflect that
  • Tweet button now says ‘Tweet’
  • Status update text box now marginally bigger… marginally.
  • Tweaked the background colour, just a little…

1.1 – 2007/01/28 – download

  • Now only updates every 5 minutes in the background.
  • Growl notification when a new statuses are detected while the widget is in the background.
  • Now includes update notification for future releases.
  • A little balloon appears warning the user when their status is getting close to or exceeding maximum allowed character.
  • Animations are now turned off when the dashboard is hidden.

1.0beta – 2007/01/21 – announcement, old download

  • Initial release

Known Bugs in 1.2

  • Growl notifications with quotes could come through inaccurately.

Todo

  • Support for public timeline feed?
  • Support for latest updates from friends feed?
  • Colour choices?

83 Comments »

  • When you say it updates every 60 seconds, do you mean only when Dashboard is visible? Or it’s literally sitting in the bkg and calling out every 60 seconds?

    #1: Comment by David Chartier — January 27, 2007 @ 4:55 pm

  • Feature request: Growl notifications. It would be hot if Twitterlex could post new notifications, or possibly just the latest from a batch of updates, vial Growl.

    #2: Comment by David Chartier — January 27, 2007 @ 6:12 pm

  • I’m pretty sure that Twitterlex isn’t updating in the background. I’ll make doubly sure.

    Growl notification… that would mean it would have to be checking in the background. I could get it to only update every 5 minutes in the background though. But first to figure out how to do growl notifications from Javascript…

    #3: Comment by Brett — January 27, 2007 @ 11:14 pm

  • Checked. It is updating every minute, even when hidden. I’ve formulated a fix, but I want to add the option for background updating every 5 minutes and if updates have happened, growl notification.

    #4: Comment by Brett — January 27, 2007 @ 11:38 pm

  • I like the idea, but my Twitterlex isn’t updating the list. It’s just blank. I can, however, update my status from it, but the list is still blank.

    #5: Comment by Matt Moriarity — January 28, 2007 @ 9:58 am

  • Matt, have you tried refreshing the widget? Select the widget in the dashboard, the hit Command+R to refresh it. That sometimes fixes issues.

    #6: Comment by Brett — January 28, 2007 @ 4:21 pm

  • after I refresh it, it makes me enter my username and password again. but it still has nothing in the list

    #7: Comment by Matt Moriarity — January 29, 2007 @ 4:05 am

  • What’s your twitter username, Matt? Are you cooldude127? You said that you can update your status… that means your password is correct.

    Tell me what you get when you visit http://twitter.com/statuses/friends_timeline.json — you should get a ~20kb text file. Can you paste its contents to a http://cl1p.net/ and post that url here?

    Ultimately if nothing is coming out of Twitter for you, we’ll need to talk to Twitter support :/

    #8: Comment by Brett — January 29, 2007 @ 6:41 am

  • I had same issue as Matt. I fixed it by entering my password again and pressing enter. Is started working after that. I know the password was correct because I had updated my status by the widget.

    #9: Comment by Darren — January 29, 2007 @ 8:03 am

  • i get a 404 when trying to download. am i just doing something wrong? :)

    #10: Comment by richard — January 31, 2007 @ 2:03 am

  • Oops, wordpress 2.1 has changed how it handles filenames on upload … grr! Both links working now.

    #11: Comment by Brett — January 31, 2007 @ 4:13 am

  • The install and updates are working fine, but it doesn’t seem to be registering with Growl. Is there some threshold of messages that need to occur? I only have a few friends and they post sporadicly.

    Nice app though. Thanks.

    #12: Comment by Chris — February 3, 2007 @ 5:41 pm

  • Hi Chris,

    It will register with Growl on its first growl notification. To try it, write an update, then hit enter, and then really quickly hit F12 — it should send your update status, then when it’s done refresh the statuses. By that point your dashboard will be hidden and you’ll get a growl notification :)

    #13: Comment by Brett — February 3, 2007 @ 10:35 pm

  • Sure enough…that seemed to work. Thanks. Odd that I didn’t get a notification before. Lemme phrase the problem another way. In what situations *don’t* you get a growl notification? It seems to be when the app is in the foreground, obviously no notification. So background only? I must have been playing with it every time my friends twittered.

    Much Thanks!

    –chris

    #14: Comment by Chris — February 4, 2007 @ 3:22 am

  • Yes, it only Growl notifies when the dashboard is hidden.

    #15: Comment by Brett — February 4, 2007 @ 4:32 pm

  • brett, as like some people here i’ve had the same problem (no updates, no twits). fixed by hitting enter after entering in one of the username or password fields. got this in console if i just hit done:

    2007-02-12 23:49:39.084 DashboardClient[1211] /SourceCache/JavaScriptCore/JavaScriptCore-418.3/bindings/objc/WebScriptObject.mm:211:[1211] JavaScript exception: Null value
    2007-02-12 23:49:52.988 DashboardClient[1211] /SourceCache/JavaScriptCore/JavaScriptCore-418.3/bindings/objc/WebScriptObject.mm:211:[1211] JavaScript exception: Null value

    cheers,

    pedro

    #16: Comment by pfig — February 13, 2007 @ 11:57 am

  • i am now getting this, and twitterlex doesn’t update:

    2007-02-13 00:28:16.605 DashboardClient[13250] (com.webfroot.widget.twitterlex) file:///Users/pfig/Library/Widgets/Twitterlex.wdgt/twitterlex.js: Parse error (line: 102)
    (event handler):Parse error

    the offending line seems pretty harmless to me, so no clue.

    #17: Comment by pfig — February 13, 2007 @ 12:31 pm

  • ok, the problem, for me at least, is in the plist file it has a random string before the username and password. i deleted that junk and now it works.

    #18: Comment by Sam Cole — February 14, 2007 @ 2:13 pm

  • line 41 of twitterlex.js:
    return widget.identifier + ‘-’ + key;

    delete “widget.identifier + ‘-’ +”
    and it works.

    #19: Comment by Sam Cole — February 14, 2007 @ 2:15 pm

  • Yeah, the identifier is there so you can have more than one widget, in case you have more than one twitter identity…

    #20: Comment by Brett — February 14, 2007 @ 5:37 pm

  • updated to the latest version. will not post anymore. please look into and fix

    #21: Comment by thanecast — February 16, 2007 @ 4:50 am

  • never mind.

    #22: Comment by thanecast — February 16, 2007 @ 4:52 am

  • welp. i guess when it’s retrieving the preferences it isn’t using the identifier correctly.

    #23: Comment by Sam Cole — February 16, 2007 @ 7:10 am

  • I like this, and prefer it to Twidget as it integrates with Growl, lists Twitters the “the other way up”, and is more compact.

    However:
    - I had a few days where it wouldn’t work at all. Reinstalling made no difference. In the end I found that the preferences file had become corrupted (it contained some random HTML page), so I deleted it and it was all fine again.
    - As of now, the widget is clearing itself as soon as it refreshes, which is annoying, just started doing that in the last 2 days. I wonder if this is related to the line of text on my main Twitter page that says that it updates every 2 minutes?
    - can you make a link in a twitter clickable? That would be really nice.

    #24: Comment by andyp — March 10, 2007 @ 6:55 am

  • I like this widget. I prefer it to Twidget as it integrates with Growl, lists Twitters the “the other way up”, and is more compact.

    However:
    - I had a few days where it wouldn’t work at all. Reinstalling made no difference. In the end I found that the preferences file had become corrupted (it contained some random HTML page), so I deleted it and it was all fine again.
    - As of now, the widget is clearing itself as soon as it refreshes, which is annoying, just started doing that in the last 2 days. I wonder if this is related to the line of text on my main Twitter page that says that it updates every 2 minutes?
    - can you make a link in a twitter clickable? That would be really nice.

    #25: Comment by andyp — March 12, 2007 @ 7:38 am

  • Ehh, Brett, FYI, Twitterlex won’t update unless you press the return key while on the back side of the widget. Pressing done flips the widget back over, but it doesn’t display a username or update then.

    #26: Comment by Joshua Cagle — March 22, 2007 @ 7:43 am

  • The font is unusably small on my Macbook. I wish there were some options available to change appearance, font, etc.

    #27: Comment by bc — May 12, 2007 @ 11:13 pm

  • I am a new user of Twitter and Twitterlex (v1.2). On the widget it says my Twitter name, “isen”, what I am doing, “working”, and then “undefined”. What is supposed to be in the “undefined” field?

    #28: Comment by isen — July 10, 2007 @ 3:12 am

  • I wrote analog of this widget for my site but for Yahoo.Widgets. Is you planning write a tutorial for making widgets for MacOS?
    Thanks!

    #29: Comment by Mikhail — September 23, 2007 @ 3:27 am

  • Just installed it, and the timestamps are all undefined. Same problem as Isen.
    Using Leopard if it matters.

    #30: Comment by jesirose — November 9, 2007 @ 2:42 am

  • A) The security words are impossible to read below. That stinks.

    B) I’m not seeing any posts in Twitterlex. It’s just blank. It can successfully post, but that’s all.

    #31: Comment by Jamie Kahn Genet — December 9, 2007 @ 11:10 pm

  • C) This website is taking minutes to load. Something is screwed up :-(

    D) The audio version of the recaptcha words is IMPOSSIBLE to hear. IS THIS SOME KIND OF CRUEL JOKE?

    #32: Comment by Jamie Kahn Genet — December 9, 2007 @ 11:25 pm

  • Шторы ну или примерно вот так вот можно это заюзать.

    #33: Comment by Nicola — December 15, 2007 @ 10:53 am

  • Interested in tutorial for making widgets for MacOS, too..

    #34: Comment by begun — December 16, 2007 @ 11:19 pm

  • Great widget, thanks! Hey, why isn’t the input field at the top of the widget? (Given that tweets are stacked chronologically from the top, it seems the most straightforward place to put it…)

    #35: Comment by rdas7 — December 20, 2007 @ 2:17 am

  • Good work.

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    #37: Comment by Отличный блог! — January 3, 2008 @ 1:32 pm

  • Fixed some of the bugs with Twitterlex 1.2.

    http://scum.textdriven.com/public/Twitterlex.zip

    This version fixes the undefined date problem and automatically creates links for URLs.

    Feel free to submit this to Apple’s widget download page if you like. I can’t since I’m not the main author of the code.

    #38: Comment by Stephen Mitchell — January 5, 2008 @ 11:06 am

  • So I put in my user id and password and … it just blinks and blinks and never sends any tweets. But nor does it produce any diagnostic messages. Clues, please?

    #39: Comment by Norman Walsh — January 9, 2008 @ 12:32 pm

  • I, too, had the problem of the widget not picking up my feed (mentioned by a few people in previous posts). But it did work if, after entering username and password I then hit the RETURN key on the main part of my keyboard (ENTER on the keypad had no effect).

    #40: Comment by Thom — January 17, 2008 @ 4:34 am

  • No. Spoke to soon. Solution mentioned brings up my user name, but not the latest status updates. And although it appears to be sending my test updates, they’re not showing up on my twitter home page. What’s up here?

    #41: Comment by Thom — January 17, 2008 @ 5:00 am

  • Alright. Found the solution to MY issue when experimenting with Twitterific. On my first login to Twitterific I got the following message:
    “Passwords that contain non-alphanumeric characters can be a problem with the Twitter API.”
    My password was pretty strong and DID have a non-alphanumeric character in it. Went back on to the Twitter website, changed my password, and – voila! – Twitterlex works beautifully for me now.
    I’m surprised that Twitter doesn’t advise its users about this quirk with the passwords – but certainly I’d recommend including this advice somewhere prominently on this page.

    #42: Comment by Thom — January 17, 2008 @ 5:33 am

  • I agree with Thom ‘s recommendation about passwords.

    #43: Comment by Soto — January 18, 2008 @ 12:40 am

  • Hey, just grabbed your widget today and its not half bad. Of course I have some gripes with it, but what egotistical mac user doesn’t when he finds a new piece of software. These are suggestions that strike me after having used Twitterflex for 2 days:
    1. A prettier interface. The placement of textboxes and buttons is just fine, but its needs some prettification.
    2. I was going to suggest growl support because I hadn’t seen it in action. But when I came here to do so, I saw it was already included, I think I just don’t have enough friends updating enough to have witnessed it yet.
    3. An html buggy thing? One of my friends updated a status with an quotation in it, Twitterific displayed it fine but Twitterflex decided to substitute the quotation symbol with &quot

    All an all, I think you very much on the right track here.

    #44: Comment by Isa — January 21, 2008 @ 4:43 pm

  • Hi there, it seems that someone else has already done this before :) but I’ve slightly modified Twitterlex to have URLs highlighted and clickable… feel free to use this code in your next release Brett!

    #45: Comment by Adrian — January 28, 2008 @ 8:04 pm

  • I’m surprised that there is no character count in this widget. I can post with no count from IM. Please add the character count!

    #46: Comment by Vicki — February 20, 2008 @ 3:51 am

  • Both widgets on my Mac Pro and my MacBook Air have a problem with the time stamps; I’m always given just ‘undefined’ rather than anything like ’1m ago’ or what not.

    Great widget, though! Thank You!

    #47: Comment by Brian Marshall — February 27, 2008 @ 3:17 pm

  • hey brian, check the posts above for the updated widget to your “undefined” problems.

    #48: Comment by june — March 4, 2008 @ 6:04 am

  • Doesn’t work at all for me. It worked for a few hours, now it stopped.

    #49: Comment by bravestarr — March 11, 2008 @ 9:41 pm

  • I appear to have stumbled upon a bug.

    When starting a tweet with “@username & @username” (without quotes), the tweet only sends the first @username, and nothing else from the tweet.

    #50: Comment by Skooj — April 5, 2008 @ 6:02 am

  • Great Widget! Works brilliantly. Thanks for this!

    #51: Comment by marrrq — April 7, 2008 @ 5:33 am

  • Hi, I’ve noticed a problem with quotes. Every time I type “quotes” into twitterlex, it shows the HTML entity "e; (although twitter displays correctly). Can you please check?

    #52: Comment by Renata Rocha — April 16, 2008 @ 4:31 am

  • Nice widget, Brett. Been using it a few weeks now! I just thought I’d point out a potential security issue with the widget (and a few other widgets out there!) regarding the passwords and how they’re stored. I noticed that the password gets stored as plain text and can be exposed quite easily on the command line by typing in

    defaults find password

    May I suggest some password encryption in the next version?

    #53: Comment by Davey — April 19, 2008 @ 2:03 am

  • I downloaded and installed the widget, however, it doesn’t seem to work for me. I entered my account / password, tried synchronizing (nothing appears) and twittering does nothing (the button sparkles, but nothing shows up). Is the widget still supposed to be working?

    #54: Comment by Guillaume Laforge — April 20, 2008 @ 12:20 am

  • In response to: Guillaume Laforge , try pressing the “enter” key after de password. It works for my.

    #55: Comment by Juan Manuel Acuña — April 21, 2008 @ 11:10 am

  • I have two Twitter accounts. I mostly use Twitterrific, but do like to use Safari for account management. For my MacBook I have @TheLaughingImp logged into Safari. For my desktop I have @DouglasCootey logged into Safari. When on my MacBook, Twitterlex was setup to use @DouglasCootey. Oddly, even though Twitterlex posts my tweets properly to @DouglasCootey, it displays @TheLaughingImp’s stream. The only information I gave Twitterlex was @DouglasCootey’s. Are you using Safari’s cookies for the stream display? It’s very confusing and shouldn’t work that way. Perhaps you have a suggestion? Thanks.

    #56: Comment by D. Cootey — April 22, 2008 @ 8:35 pm

  • I started to use the widget, and it works fine – even the timestamp. BUT I can’t see the scrollbar and all the posts, but only the LAST one. Is it because my friends haven’t sent any posts, and the widget only shows the last one from mines?
    Thanks

    #57: Comment by Peter Moricz | Liquid Media — April 26, 2008 @ 8:00 pm

  • Nice widget, been using it for a while now but I’ve got two major problems.

    First up, it will stop working sometimes. It will display “Twitter: Druadan” and then the loading icon will just turn and turn and turn, without loading anything. The only way to fix it is to remove the widget and re-add it to the Dashboard.

    Second, URLs really need to be clickable, and HTML codes like &quot, &lt, and &gt need to be processed properly.

    Other than that, great app. I’m still using it as there are no other widgets whose screenshots indicate that they do anything other than submit my twitterations to the web.

    #58: Comment by Druadan | Dude Wait What — May 8, 2008 @ 7:44 am

  • Thank you, Juan Manuel Acuña, I was struggling with the same problem. You saved my day!

    #59: Comment by oriste — May 19, 2008 @ 9:59 am

  • I am using version 1.2 and still see no timestamp (Mac OS X 10.5.2). The solution offered by Stephen Mitchell 4 months, 2 weeks ago would install version 1.0. Is that the recommended approach for this problem?

    Thanks for the widget.

    #60: Comment by Luc Dubois — May 21, 2008 @ 3:49 am

  • thx stephen for fixing those issues – great – hey brett – how about updating the d/l file pls, and flagging it >1.2?

    i downloaded a few days ago, not till i came back and read the error reports and found stephen’s post did i realise it wasn’t the most recent version :)

    cheers both of ya!

    #61: Comment by xurizaemon — May 28, 2008 @ 3:44 pm

  • Here’s a simple patch to make URLs clickable: http://www.paste-it.net/public/z1c87d4/

    #62: Comment by Habbie — June 15, 2008 @ 7:33 pm

  • Hey, this is great. I came here to request clickable URL’s, and found Stephen’s already done it. Fantastic guys – I hope the community changes can be taken upstream, it would save others the round-trip.

    #63: Comment by Bill McGonigle — June 21, 2008 @ 5:23 am

  • Hey, thanks for all your hard work on this widget! I think it’s the best Twitter one out there.
    Feature request: Is there a way to add support for links? Maybe it’s just me but I can’t click on links that are posted on twitter without actually clicking on their name to go to the post then clicking on the link. Thanks again for such a wonderful widget!

    #64: Comment by Matt Hamel — June 26, 2008 @ 8:45 pm

  • I have downloaded this widget, but it isn’t working. I typed in my username and password correctly but the tweets won’t show up and I am unable to post any new tweets. Can you help me out?

    My E-mail is bski...@gmail.com, I would appreciate it if you could assist me so that I can make it work. :D

    #65: Comment by Brent S. — July 24, 2008 @ 5:27 am

  • Getting the “undefined” string where the time stamp should be. Leopard 10.5.4

    #66: Comment by Austin — August 8, 2008 @ 10:57 am

  • Heya. I hear your Twitter app is the best out there. Unfortunately, I’ve installed it and no twitters are showing up. I tried posting one, then checked on twitter.com, and it did go through. I just can see any tweets on the dashboard app. (mine or friends)

    Any thoughts?

    Thanks!

    #67: Comment by reagan — August 14, 2008 @ 1:25 pm

  • growl isn’t picking up twitterlex on the applications tab (so I’m getting no growl updates), has anyone has this problem before or know how to fix it?

    #68: Comment by lindsay — August 15, 2008 @ 6:13 pm

  • hi i’ve a problem. whenever i type the symbol & the part after it will disappear, including & itself. but it’s ok when i update from web. it’s annoying somehow as i love using the symbol, and your widget really helps a lot so that i don’t need to login every time i want to make an update.
    and i also have the problem as Austin – “undefined” instead of time stamp is shown.
    thanks!

    #69: Comment by debbie — August 16, 2008 @ 2:59 am

  • I also get the ‘undefined’ thing instead of ‘x [mins|hours|days| ago’.

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  • This is great! For some reason though, all the times are coming up as undefined… :)

    #72: Comment by Kathleen — November 16, 2008 @ 4:23 pm

  • All of my tweets have “undefined” at the end too. :-(

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