Twitter Tools Post From Sidebar – Blog in Different Directory Fix

I joined Twitter yesterday, and installed the Twitter Tools plugin.

Unfortunately, the “Post from sidebar” feature was broken for me. I think this was because my Wordpress installation is in a different directory from the actual blog, and Twitter Tools was looking in the wrong place for class-snoopy.php.

To fix it, I had to edit one line in the “do_tweet($tweet = ”)” function of the twitter-tools.php file.

I changed the 7th line of this function to:

require_once('/home/a_folder/public_html/wordpress/wp-includes/class-snoopy.php');

Fixed!

If you experience this problem, replace “/home/a_folder/public_html/wordpress/wp-includes/” with the path to your Wordpress installation’s class-snoopy.php file.

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