Twitter Lists: /user/list/members.xml returning only 20 at a time

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Dave Briccetti

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24 oct 2009, 18:18:5524/10/09
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How can I retrieve more than 20 at a time?

?cursor=-1&count=200 has no effect

Rich

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26 oct 2009, 5:30:4426/10/09
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Seriously have we got a two tier dev system now, can we all have
access to the API please?

Eric Woodward

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26 oct 2009, 13:55:2626/10/09
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Rich, I think you answered your own question there, the first one
anyway. I would not expect a real answer to the second one.

--ejw

Eric Woodward
Email: e...@nambu.com

Rich

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27 oct 2009, 3:28:3127/10/09
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Thats pretty disappointing seeing as, for instance on the iPhone/iPod
touch platform, there are lots competing together. Some get
preferential treatment they get advantages.

Dan

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30 oct 2009, 4:56:3430/10/09
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Hoping for an answer to this as well. The last dev post said that
cursors would be added to list-of-lists functions, but they didn't
mention followers-of-lists getting the treatment. It is much needed.

Dave Briccetti

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30 oct 2009, 16:58:4930/10/09
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Cursoring is working, but it seems wrong to get just 20 at a time.

GET /abdur/research/members.xml?cursor=-1
GET /abdur/research/members.xml?cursor=1316585587587157646

yields the same as

GET /abdur/research/members.xml?count=200&cursor=-1
GET /abdur/research/members.xml?count=200&cursor=1316585587587157646

Tim Haines

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30 oct 2009, 17:12:0330/10/09
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Yeah - it's a little stingy right now.  Seeing as there's a limit on 500 members, it would be nice if it could return all the id's in 1 hit..

Tim.

Dave Briccetti

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30 oct 2009, 18:33:2630/10/09
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Indeed.

I know every little bit helps when massively scaling, but, speaking
generally, I dislike scrolling through small chunks. Like in the
Twitter Web site just now, looking at lists, I have to scroll in small
chunks to see who’s in a list. (Other than that Twitter’s Web site
support for lists looks great.)
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