> I am trying to read twitter search API. I am able to fetch XML feed
> and parse all elements of an entry except link href for html and
> image. I am using SimpleXML in php and curl to read XML feed and parse
> data. I can easily get author name, title, content because it has
> standard tag <title> .... </title>.
> I can not read image link because it does not have the same open and
> close tage for image link.

> So, could you please provide a link for image in you search API.
> Twitter provides an image profile entity in public status. I would
> also like to know how to add our IP in your whitelist.

> regards
> btan
> www.explorewww.com

> On Jan 20, 6:48 pm, "Alex Payne" <a...@twitter.com> wrote:
>> Up until now we've allowed users and IPs on our whitelist an unlimited
>> number of requests per hour.  When our whitelist was in the tens and
>> low hundreds, this made sense. Now that we have more developers on the
>> whitelist than we can reasonably maintain close communication with, we
>> need to put a ceiling on the number of requests per hour whitelisted
>> accounts and IPs can make.

>> Starting later this week we'll be limiting those on the whitelist to
>> 20,000 requests per hour. Yes, you read that right: twenty THOUSAND
>> requests per hour. According to our logs, this accounts for all but
>> the very largest consumers of our API. This is essentially a
>> preventative measure to ensure that no one API client, even a
>> whitelisted account or IP, can consume an inordinate amount of our
>> resoures.

>> If you run one of the services that routinely exceed 20k
>> requests/hour, please get in contact with us (a...@twitter.com) as soon
>> as possible. Chances are good that you'll simply need to slow your
>> crawl rates, implement more caching on your end, and limit requests to
>> only active accounts. We're happy to work with you to find solutions.

>> --
>> Alex Payne - API Lead, Twitter, Inc.http://twitter.com/al3x