Thanks for sharing!

All the best,

Nate.

ps. we share similar interests and I would enjoy connecting with you on LinkedIn or elsewhere.

Look at the code again, on line 33, I’ve changed the echoed output by passing it through an additional function to decode an HTML entities.

& apos ;

but without spaces.

I’m using it to display three tweets on my site. One question though: How can I stop it showing the codes for non-alphabet characters, and actually show the characters?

Ex. “Today was great, I’m definitely doing that again” shows up as “Today was great, I'm definitely doing that again”

Thank you.

All you need to do is the following:

1.) Request the two most recent tweets by setting rpp = 2, instead of one, in the query string.

2.) Then, in the parse_feed function, add an additional variable to extract the second tweet array element:

$tweet_array3 = explode( “”, $tweet_array[2] );

3.) You’ll next need to add another $tweet variable and process it in the same way as the first one–making sure that where ever there is a $tweet variable referenced, you create a new reference for $tweet2. This could be done via a loop if you wished.

$tweet2 = $tweet_array3[0];
… etcetera

4.) Finally, you’ll need to make sure that the new $tweet2 variable is returned and also is referenced in the list() function.

return array ( $tweet, $tweet2, $tweet_extra );

…

list ( $tweet, $tweet2, $tweet_extra ) = parse_feed( file_get_contents( $latest_tweet ) );

Style to your liking!

Need a loop?