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Loader::load('collector', 'Collector');
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final class TwitterCollector extends Collector
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{
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public static function getMissingTweets()
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{
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$query = "SELECT `id`, `date` FROM `jpemeric_stream`.`twitter` WHERE `id` NOT IN (SELECT `type_id` FROM `jpemeric_stream`.`post` WHERE `type` = 'twitter') && (`is_reply` = '0' || `retweets` > '0' || `favorites` > '0')";
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return self::run_query($query);
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}
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public static function getRow($id)
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{
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$query = "SELECT * FROM `jpemeric_stream`.`twitter` WHERE `id` = '{$id}'";
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return self::run_row_query($query);
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}
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public static function getTweetByFields($date, $text)
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{
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$query = "SELECT * FROM `jpemeric_stream`.`twitter` WHERE `date` = '{$date}' && `text` = '{$text}' LIMIT 1";
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Short opening tags are disabled in PHP’s default configuration. In such a case, all content of this file is output verbatim to the browser without being parsed, or executed.
As a precaution to avoid these problems better use the long opening tag
<?php.