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    A New Chapter for MagicMirror: The Community Takes the Lead
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    • V Offline
      vimsi
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      And does new tweets show on top or underneath the old one?
      Which RSS plugin do you use?

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        Lexingtonian
        last edited by Lexingtonian

        When you have multiple feeds inside of one newsfeed module the tweets will rotate in the same position. If you want to see multiple tweets from different sources simultaneously, then add two newsfeed module sections in the same position in your config.js file. I do that. For example I have one newsfeed module that just targets traffic updates and only updates that are less than 4 hours old. The other newsfeed rotates local event information and expires them after 1 day from a couple twitter sources I follow.

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          colinconner
          last edited by

          Good idea! Also interested if new tweets show on top or underneath the old ones?

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            Lexingtonian @colinconner
            last edited by Lexingtonian

            @colinconner Only one tweet appears at a time unless you have added multiple module sections. The tweets that do appear are all the tweets in the timeframe you selected. For example, if you wanted to see the tweets for the last eight hours, it would rotate through new and old tweets rolling for the last eight hours. New tweets would pop in however you would only see them once it rolls through the RSS feed back around to the beginning.

            I have two different modules rolling all the time. One that is for recent tweets where I have them time limited to four hours back checking every five minutes. And another where I am checking 24 hours back.

            Kind of hard to describe but once you play with it you will see how the behavior works and it will make perfect sense. The RSS feed / tweet solution isnt for instant tweet pop-ups. It’s just rolling through a list in your timeframe.

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              mediathreat
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              how do you show more than one entry from the RSS feed?

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                vimsi
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                well… i used the twitter functionality: https://dev.twitter.com/web/embedded-timelines and created a html-file with a auto-reload time of 30 seconds and let this page show in an i-frame at my magic mirror…so it shows alle tweets in the right order and updates itself every 30 seconds–> http://vimsi.de/test.html

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                  celliott @vimsi
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                  @vimsi trying to use this to display tweets from a specific account, but not sure where to start. any suggestions or advice?

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