source<\/strong> folder to your project output directory.<\/p>\n3. Adding code to events<\/h3>\n
Now proceed to Event Editor and add the following code to one of events. In this example we will be posting to Twitter after new record is added to Categories table. <\/p>\n
include(\"twitter.class.php\");\r\n$consumerKey=\"gy5IXcDt....................\";\r\n$consumerSecret=\"D1oVGmT.....................\";\r\n$accessToken=\"2914286452-dfe........................\";\r\n$accessTokenSecret=\"kpbE7qsIMGZ......................\";\r\n$twitter = new Twitter($consumerKey, $consumerSecret, $accessToken, $accessTokenSecret);\r\n$twitter->send('New category was added: '.$values['Category']);<\/pre>\n4. Add a new record to Categories table and this is what we see on our Twitter page. <\/h3>\n
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5. Displaying a list of your latest tweets<\/h3>\n
Add a new ‘PHP code snippet’ where you need the list of tweets to appear and post the following code there. This will display the list of your last 20 tweets. To make it look good we need to add some HTML and CSS.<\/p>\n
include(\"twitter.class.php\");\r\n$consumerKey=\"gy5IXcDt....................\";\r\n$consumerSecret=\"D1oVGmT.....................\";\r\n$accessToken=\"2914286452-dfe........................\";\r\n$accessTokenSecret=\"kpbE7qsIMGZ......................\";\r\n$twitter = new Twitter($consumerKey, $consumerSecret, $accessToken, $accessTokenSecret);\r\n$statuses = $twitter->load(Twitter::ME);\r\necho '\r\n