Closed yuens1002 closed 10 years ago
Hey @yuens1002,
The %23
represents hashtag. For example #BBQ; if you remove the %23 from it, Twitter will look for everything that has word "BBQ" and not the actual hashtag "#BBQ".
I hope this makes sense, Thanks for your contribution :+1:
For whatever reason, your code didn't work on my site with it. On Aug 26, 2014 10:08 AM, "Sonny T." notifications@github.com wrote:
Hey @yuens1002 https://github.com/yuens1002,
The %23 represents hashtag. For example #BBQ; if you remove the %23 from it, Twitter will look for everything that has word "BBQ" and not the actual hashtag #BBQ.
I hope this makes sense, Thanks for your contribution [image: :+1:]
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/sonnyt/Tweetie/pull/28#issuecomment-53454689.
all hash(#) links were getting 23 added at the front. i took out %23 from line 38. checked out the results from my site www.dailycnt.com and the #links work perfectly fine now.