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I am trying to display Twitter feeds as a list of titles/hyperlinks. Previously,
wendys593
over 11 years ago
I am trying to display Twitter feeds as a list of titles/hyperlinks. Previously, this was done very easily by using a Twitter RSS feed, but that is no longer supported. I am able to use the Twitter API to get the feeds in JSON format, but am having difficulty parsing it using readjson, readjsonarray functions. Does anyone have any experience in doing this, or could help me with an expression to parse the data? I have also tried using the function jsontoxml to convert to xml and use xpath, but that also does not return results. Thanks in advance....
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malcolm.ross
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over 11 years ago
For your custom function idea.. I would suggest just downloading and enhancing the source code of the existing JSON functions.. These were developed and shared by an Appian partner.. my suspicion of why those JSON parsing functions are not working is that they might not be able the handle nested array structures inside a JSON string.
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malcolm.ross
Appian Employee
over 11 years ago
For your custom function idea.. I would suggest just downloading and enhancing the source code of the existing JSON functions.. These were developed and shared by an Appian partner.. my suspicion of why those JSON parsing functions are not working is that they might not be able the handle nested array structures inside a JSON string.
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