En InstantShift hay un recopilatorio de diez hacks para integrar twitter con WordPress. El más interesante el que permite mostrar los twitteos de múltiples usuarios en una única lista.
<?php
$usernames = "immaginoteca urbanohumano ecosistema"; // Pull from accounts, separated by a space
$limit = "10"; // Number of tweets to pull in, total.
$show = 1; // Show username? 0 = No, 1 = Yes.
$prefix = "<ul id=\"twitflow\">"; // This comes before the entire block of tweets.
$prefix_sub = "<li>"; // This comes before each tweet on the feed.
$wedge = ""; // This comes after the username but before the tweet content.
$suffix_sub = "</li>"; // This comes after each tweet on the feed.
$suffix = "</ul>"; // This comes after the entire block of tweets.
function parse_feed($usernames, $limit, $show, $prefix_sub, $wedge, $suffix_sub) {
$usernames = str_replace(" ", "+OR+from%3A", $usernames);
$feed = "http://search.twitter.com/search.atom?q=from%3A" . $usernames . "&rpp=" . $limit;
$feed = file_get_contents($feed);
$feed = str_replace("&", "&", $feed);
$feed = str_replace("<", "<", $feed);
$feed = str_replace(">", ">", $feed);
$clean = explode("<entry>", $feed);
$amount = count($clean) - 1;
for ($i = 1; $i <= $amount; $i++) {
$entry_close = explode("</entry>", $clean[$i]);
$clean_content_1 = explode("<content type=\"html\">", $entry_close[0]);
$clean_content = explode("</content>", $clean_content_1[1]);
$clean_name_2 = explode("<name>", $entry_close[0]);
$clean_name_1 = explode("(", $clean_name_2[1]);
$clean_name = explode(")</name>", $clean_name_1[1]);
$clean_uri_1 = explode("<uri>", $entry_close[0]);
$clean_uri = explode("</uri>", $clean_uri_1[1]);
echo $prefix_sub;
if ($show == 1) { echo "<a href=\"" . $clean_uri[0] . "\">" . $clean_name[0] . "</a>" . $wedge; }
echo $clean_content[0];
echo $suffix_sub;
}
}
echo $prefix;
parse_feed($usernames, $limit, $show, $prefix_sub, $wedge, $suffix_sub);
echo $suffix;
?>