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I am trying to perform a Twitter search using the PEAR package Services_Twitter. Unfortunately this only returns an array of status ids, for example (var_dump): <pre><code>object(stdClass)#88 (2) { ["statuses"]=> array(11) { [0]=> int(49497593539) [1]=> int(49497593851) [2]=> int(49497598001) [3]=> int(49497599055) [4]=> int(49497599597) [5]=> int(49497600733) [6]=> int(49497602607) [7]=> int(49497607031) [8]=> int(49497607453) [9]=> int(49497609577) [10]=> int(49497610605) } ["created_in"]=> float(0.008847) } </code></pre> The script I'm using is similar to this test script I wrote: <pre><code><?php //$oAuth = new HTTP_OAuth_Consumer( /** Supply oAuth details here **/ ); $Twitter = new Services_Twitter(); //$Twitter->setOAuth($oAuth); try { $Response = $Twitter->search(array( "q" => "#FF -RT OR #FollowFriday -RT", "rpp" => 10, "since_id" => 23982086000, "result_type" => "recent" )); var_dump($Response); } catch (Exception $e) { fwrite(STDERR, $e->getMessage()); } ?> </code></pre> Since I want to scan the tweets for certain words and want to know when it was posted and by whom, I would need to request all these statuses one by one. But according to the <a href="http://dev.twitter.com/doc/get/search#example-requests" rel="nofollow noreferrer">example response in the Twitter API documentation</a> they already return all the necessary information about the tweets (which is kinda obvious). So, the question is: How can I access this information using Services_Twitter? Kind Regards, Arno
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