fleeting

Displays the latest results based on a twitter search. Options include setting multiple search terms, excluding terms and limiting tweets shown. Use the sidebar widget, <code><?php wp_twittersearch_feed(); ?></code> in your template or shortcode in your posts/pages: [wpts terms=twittersearch limit=5 lang=en]
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<li>This plugin requires PHP5. Contact your host if your unsure what version you have or if your stuck on PHP4.</li>
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<h3>Future Plans</h3>
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<li>Add the remaining Twitter Advanced Search options</li>
<li>Allow for multiple widgets each with its own options</li>
<li>Location based search (input a zip code and distance)</li>
<li>Add a button to the Visual Editor to add a shortcode</li>
<li>Display results from a username and tags from a post</li>
<li>Cache the result for a period of time?</li>
<li>Should the tweets display in an unordered list? divs/spans? Should you be able to choose?</li>
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WP-TwitterSearch

Displays the latest results based on a twitter search. Options include setting multiple search terms and limiting tweets shown.

Dana Ross

Widget that displays on your WordPress search results page with similar items from your Flickr, YouTube, and Twitter feeds.
For example, someone searching for “cat” on your site might see Flickr photos you’ve tagged with “cat”, or that funny YouTube video you took of your kitty the other day.
Currently searches: * Flickr * Twitter * YouTube
…or any combination of the above!
View the announcement for this plugin at http://www.slideshare.net/fvcp/wpexternalsearch

Dave’s External Search

Widget that displays on your WordPress search results page with similar items from your Flickr, YouTube, and Twitter feeds.

WP-TwitterSearch vs Dave’s External Search