Thanks.
Pablo.

I’ve just came accross your script and was wondering how to change this to just give all the tweets and dates of tweets, and exclude all the other data.
Is this possible and if so can you explain how.

Looking forward to reply.
All The Best.
Pablo

What holds this script back from being used on the Internet (via HTTP).
I think it’d be cool to run this script via http… and then in the background save the tweets to SQL. Any recs on which part of the script would need updating to get that going? Thanks!

To fetch just one page, you could change the line
} while ($numStatus);
to
} while ($numStatus && $page < 1);
or for 3 pages, change it to:
} while ($numStatus && $page < 3);

To fetch only 3 updates from the first page, make the change above as well as change
foreach ($pageDoc->getElementsByTagName(‘status’) as $status) {
$root->appendChild($allDoc->createTextNode(“\n”));
$root->appendChild($allDoc->importNode($status, true));
$numStatus++;
}
to
foreach ($pageDoc->getElementsByTagName(‘status’) as $status) {
$root->appendChild($allDoc->createTextNode(“\n”));
$root->appendChild($allDoc->importNode($status, true));
$numStatus++;
if ($numStatus > 3) {
break;
}
}

To output a transformed version, replace the last line
print $allDoc->saveXml();
with something close to this:
$xslDoc = new DOMDocument();
$xsl = new XSLTProcessor();
$xslDoc->load($xsl_filename);
$xsl->importStyleSheet($xslDoc);

print $xsl->transformToXML($allDoc);

I haven’t had a chance to test this, but it is based on this example of XSLTProcessor usage. The only thing you should need to change is to replace $xsl_filename with the path to your XSL file.