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I am analyzing tweets with a specific hashtag and I don't know how can I deal with the error below, I appreciate your help . Error message is coming from the row

tweet = json.loads(line)

when I run the code I receive error message below JSONDecodeError: Expecting value: line 2 column 1 (char 1)

the error is shown in this cell ( tweet = json.loads(line)) [image of error][2]

My code:

Before I start I should mention that I recently posted a similar question where I was trying to do the same with Twitter. I ended up using the twttr.widgets.createShareButton function which worked very cleanly. There may be a similar solution to this issue but I haven't yet been able to find something like that from reading the Microsoft LinkedIn share-plugin guide.

I am using details and summary tags to show a list of professions with data-elements in each summary storing a code that is appended to the URL of a website. When the user clicks on a summary element it creates a hyperlink to the page with functional skills listing for that role. I then want to generate a button so the website user can share to LinkedIn.

Here is my codepen with what I have so far. I have put the code to generate the LinkedIn share button in a function called lnShare. The line below doesn't seem to be working.

document.getElementById("p3").appendChild(ln)

I tried returning ln from the lnShare function then calling the appendChild directly after calling the function but that doesn't work either. I am getting:

ReferenceError: ln is not defined

To better illustrate what I am trying to do this codepen shows it working with the Twitter twttr.widgets.createShareButton function.

Here is my code:

I followed the setup of this answer for my website Confirm deletion in modal / dialog using Twitter Bootstrap?

and used the GET recipe http://plnkr.co/edit/NePR0BQf3VmKtuMmhVR7?p=preview&preview

but when i apply all the code in the exact same way, the delete button does nothing...

I verified jquery script was in the head, tried rearanging the element blocks but nothing seems to work... I've looked over it at least 30 times and i am really puzzled why it just won't work...

I'm doing feature extraction from labelled Twitter data to use for predicting fake tweets. I've been spending a lot of time on various GitHub methods, R libraries, stackoverflow posts, but somehow I couldn't find a "direct" method of extracting features related to emojis, e.g. number of emojis, whether the tweet contains emoji(1/0) or even occurrence of specific emojis(that might occur more often in fake/real news). I'm not sure whether there is a point in showing reproducible code.

"Ore" library, for example, offers functions that gather all tweets in an object and extracts emojis, but the formats are problematic (at least, to me) when trying to create features out of the extractions, as mentioned above. The example below uses a whatsapp text sample. I will add twitter data from kaggle to make it somewhat reproducible. Twitter Dataset: https://github.com/sherylWM/Fake-News-Detection-using-Twitter/blob/master/FinalDataSet.csv

Based upon this answer here: Building Twitter profile image url with Twitter user id

I implemented some functionality for a client's website that showed a Twitter profile picture's img so it could be displayed on our site. ( https://twitter.com/[screen_name]/profile_image?size=original )

Unfortunately after coming back to the project after a couple weeks it looks like Twitter has now blocked this functionality. Looking at the response headers I see:

After poking around a bit it looks like the content-security-policy and perhaps also the x-frame-options settings are preventing the functionality from working now. Am I correct in my assumption and are there any workarounds (other than using the API to get the profile image url via this API: https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/accounts-and-users/user-profile-images-and-banners )

I'm using Twitter TypeAhead plugin on my project and i would like to modify my script to populate input text correctly. I found similar questions about but unfortunatly i didn't get the correct way to solve this:

1. Dynamically populating Twitter Bootstrap Typeahead
2. populate select box based on the another select box
3. populate select box on selecting another selectbox

Based on description above and for reference, i created a html page that display my doubt: http://testsitex2019.000webhostapp.com/

First, i will show MySql table that call (products) where contains records that are populated into input text:

I have an input text that is correctly populate with Twitter Typeahead. In this case i would like to select a value from select box and populate the input text with values that are related with selected dropdownlist value. I found similar questions about my doubt but unfortunatly i didnt get the correct way to solve this:

1. Dynamically populating Twitter Bootstrap Typeahead
2. Twitter bootstrap Typeahead to populate hrefs
3. jQuery Autocomplete / Twitter Typeahead Populate Multiple Fields

Below is the code that display a select box that is populate with php code and an input text that is populated with Twitter TypeAhead script:

I am working with apache flink and spark and a twitter conntector (flink-connector-twitter_2.12 and spark-streaming-twitter from apache.bahir) to receive real time tweets and predict them through a svm.

Flink:

First of all I have been looking around for this problem a while now, and I can see there exist other solutions regarding this, however nothing for the Apache Spark version 2.3.1.

To be short, I am trying to create an application that uses bahir to perform analytics twitter messages in spark.

However, I am using Apache Spark version 2.3.1, so I found 2.3.0-SNAPSHOT

But when I try to use this bin/spark-shell --packages org.apache.bahir:spark-streaming-twitter_2.11:2.3.0-SNAPSHOT, it can't be found, from my local spark-shell: