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  1. gaz_y2k6 replied to gaz_y2k6's topic in Frontend
    Thanks for your prompt response. My Knowledge of this is very limited, how do i ensure the jquery library isn't loaded in again every time i put a feed on the page? Kind Regards
  2. gaz_y2k6 posted a topic in Frontend
    hi, i am using a jquery to display several twitter feeds on my website, when i display one twitter feed with the jquery it works fine however if i use the jquery again and put 3 or 4 seperate feeds on one page it causes the outer box of the twitter feeds not to load. It is as if the jquery gets confused does anyone have any idea what this could be or how to amend it? Also the feeds load fine in firefox and chrome just not in i.e. kind regards
  3. gaz_y2k6 posted a topic in Frontend
    On the twitter website i can click on resources, widgets, my website and then create a search widget that allows me to put a live feed for 1 persons twitter account by putting from:username. I then get a html code but i want to no is there anyway to get the feed to include more than 1 username?? and if so how?

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