I was watching a video on how to integrate a Twitter widget into an HTML module here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4u3m4W...

It says to copy the twitter widget into the Header of an HTML module and it works in his video. But when I try copying the code it only renders the link part that says "Tweets by Cliff Hammock" an doesn't render the actual tweets. 

The widget creator looks a little different than what he shows, but I figured twitter just changed it up some. But the process looks basically the same.

Any ideas on how to get this to work? I actually tried to copy the code directly into my skin and got the same results; a link without the tweets.

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Forerunner Communications, LLC
DotNetNuke Integration Specialists

Mitchel, I copied the code from Twitter using the Twitter widget function on my Twitter account. I could see the script showing up in Chrome Inspect Element. So I dug around the Chrome data and found this under the Console feedback.

Widget not whitelisted for domain 'www.cliffhammock.com'

I went into my Twitter account and saw that I had set the widget domain to use just cliffhammock.com without the www. When I think of domains, I typically tend to think of the root domain without the www., but apparently twitter is a little stringent on this.

I changed this and right away it all started working. Check it out at www.cliffhammock.com (still in progress).

Thanks for your response.

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Forerunner Communications, LLC
DotNetNuke Integration Specialists

That's good to know Larry. I knew it should work and didn't want to waste money on a module to do something so easy. So now I can also create "search term specific" widgets and put it on a Category page for my blog as well. Lots of opportunities now that I got over the basic twitter widget hurdle.

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Forerunner Communications, LLC
DotNetNuke Integration Specialists