Twitter Publisher

Share a new blog post on Twitter using awe.sm or bit.ly url shorteners. awe.sm gives you the option to use your own domain for shortening, like tnw.to (TheNextWeb.com) or tcrn.ch (Techcrunch), who are also using this plugin. Supports both a main blog Twitter account as well as per author Twitter accounts. So, both the blog owner and the author can automatically share a new blog post at the same time. Support for Google Analytics campaign variables to track clicks coming from your tweet using bit.ly. Tweets from both the main and author accounts can be tracked independently in Google Analytics and awe.sm. The main Twitter account can reference the author's twitter/display name in the tweet. Now support OAuth! Might be a little beta though. Oh and it only works with Curl installed. Will fix this later.

3.0

• Now support OAuth!
• Might be a little beta though.
• only works with Curl installed. Will fix this later.

2.5

• Debug options
• Manual tweeting
• Better and more secure options handling

2.0.1

• Added some missing translation strings
• The credits for the development of the #hashtag option in version 2.0 are for Jean-Paul of iPhoneclub.nl. I forgot to add them in the previous version, my apologies!

2.0

• Made Twitter Publisher translatable and included a Dutch translation
• Added the option to delay a tweet, so you have can add some modifications to the post/title before the post is tweeted.
• Added the option to suffix tweets, for example with a #hashtag
• Added a function called twitter_publisher_short_url to return the short URL of a post, for use in your theme
• Removed some typo's

1.3.1

• Bugfix: Only new posts will be Tweeted. Editing a post will not result in a new Tweet, even when there hasn't been sent a Tweet about it before

1.3

• Using a different awe.sm URL for the tweet coming from the author's account, so both the main and author's account can be tracked in Google Analytics
• Removed some references to TheNextWeb.com blog for whom this plugin was originally written.