Zend 1.12显示Twitter提要

Question

I am needing a twitter feed displayed in my zend website, just the feed, nothing else, so far everything I have tried either hasn't worked or has been unsuitable (for instance directly embedding the feed into the views html)

Currently I have a 'TwitterController.php' I have added a 'Twitter.php' script to the /zend/service/twitter/ folder as there wasn't one present and I have tried using the following code to no success

$token = new Zend_Oauth_Token_Access();

        $token->setParams(array(
            'oauth_token'        => 'mytoken',
            'oauth_token_secret' => 'mytokensecret',
        ));

        $twitter = new Zend_Service_Twitter(array(
        'username'       => 'myname',
        'consumerKey'    => 'mykey',
        'consumerSecret' => 'mysecret',
        'accessToken'    => $token
        ));

The feed is to be displayed on my home page so I have tried this code in both IndexController and TwitterController.

This is surely easier than I have made it?

edit - I have added the following code to my IndexController and I have deleted the Twitter.php file, 'twas redundant.

// Create options array
        $options = array('accessToken' => $token);



// Request data from Twitter (20 most recent statuses posted from the authenticating user)
        $this->view->twitter_timeline = $twitter->status->userTimeline();

My view currently only has this piece of code in it:

<?php   $tweet = $this -> post -> text;?>

Which is throwing the error

exception 'Zend_Service_Twitter_Exception' with message 'Invalid method type "status"'

It may also be worthy noting my twitter account currently only has 1 tweet?

Answer 1

I think you need to tweak this slightly to:

$twitter = new Zend_Service_Twitter(array(
    'username'       => 'myname',
    'accessToken'    => $token,
    'oauthOptions'   => array(
        'consumerKey'    => 'mykey',
        'consumerSecret' => 'mysecret',
    )
));

I'm slightly unsure what you mean your comment that you've added "a 'Twitter.php' script to the /zend/service/twitter/ folder" - you should never add files to the Zend folder, so if the above doesn't work perhaps you could explain what you mean by that a bit more.