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Sent an email to the creator but sounds like he rarely checks it.
Because he adds in the following code at the beginning of his LJ Email Posting Test message, it breaks the LJ code necessary to post any custom LJ headers - including security-related ones:
The lj-security tag is where my code starts. It allows me to post my Twitter feeds behind a private filter. I cannot test any LJ header codes because those codes need to be placed as the first text in the email sent to LJ.
I suggested he add "(LoudTwitter Test)" to the email subject line or add the code:
to the beginning of the Twitter feed code that you send with the text right after:
What a pain. Not that all of you care as there's only a handful on my Loudtwitter filter but it was frustrating nonetheless. Hopefully he'll get around to fixing it.
Because he adds in the following code at the beginning of his LJ Email Posting Test message, it breaks the LJ code necessary to post any custom LJ headers - including security-related ones:
This is the TEST shipment you asked for <br /><br />lj-security: notwitter
The lj-security tag is where my code starts. It allows me to post my Twitter feeds behind a private filter. I cannot test any LJ header codes because those codes need to be placed as the first text in the email sent to LJ.
I suggested he add "(LoudTwitter Test)" to the email subject line or add the code:
This is the TEST shipment you asked for <br /><br />
to the beginning of the Twitter feed code that you send with the text right after:
<ul class="loudtwitter"><li>This is the TEST shipment you asked for </li>
What a pain. Not that all of you care as there's only a handful on my Loudtwitter filter but it was frustrating nonetheless. Hopefully he'll get around to fixing it.
