The WP-to-Twitter plugin posts a Twitter status update from your blog using the Cli.gs URL shortening service to provide a link back to your post from Twitter.
If you have a Cli.gs API key, the shortened URL will also be filed in your Cli.gs account so that you can track statistics for the shortened URL.
The plugin can send a default message for updating or editing posts or pages, but also allows you to write a custom Tweet for your post which says whatever you want. By default, the shortened URL from Cli.gs is appended to the end of your message, so you should keep that in mind when writing your custom Tweet.
Any status update you write which is longer than the available space will automatically be truncated by the plugin. This applies to both the default messages and to your custom messages.
This plugin was based on the Twitter Updater plugin by Jonathan Dingman (http://www.firesidemedia.net/dev/), which he adapted from a plugin by Victoria Chan.
Installation
- Upload the `wp-to-twitter` folder to your `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
- Activate the plugin using the `Plugins` menu in WordPress
- Go to Settings > WP->Twitter
- Adjust the WP->Twitter Options as you prefer them.
- Supply your Twitter username and login.
- Optional: Provide your Cli.gs API key ([available free from Cli.gs](http://cli.gs)), if you want to have statistics available for your URL.
- That’s it! You’re all set.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do I have to have a Twitter.com account to use this plugin?
- Yes, you need an account to use this plugin.
- Do I have to have a Cli.gs account to use this plugin?
- No, the Cli.gs account is entirely optional. Without a Cli.gs API, a “public” Clig will be generated. The redirect will work just fine, but you won’t be able to access statistics on your Clig.
- Twitter goes down a lot. What happens if it’s not available?
- If Twitter isn’t available, you’ll get a message telling you that there’s been an error with your Twitter status update. The Tweet you were going to send will be saved in your post meta fields, so you can grab it and post it manually if you wish.
- What if Cli.gs isn’t available when I make my post?
- If Cli.gs isn’t available, your tweet will be sent using it’s normal post permalink. You’ll also get an error message letting you know that there was a problem contacting Cli.gs.
I’ve made a slight modification to this script, as some hosts have blocked URL fopen(which file_get_contents rely on)
so a quick working fix with curl is:
open wp-to-twitter.php
alter line 78 to:
$shrink = @file_get_contents( "http://cli.gs/api/v1/cligs/create?url=".$thispostlink."&title=".$thisposttitle."&key=".$cligsapi."&appid=WP-to-Twitter" );
if(!isset($shrink))
{
$shrink = getfilefromurl( "http://cli.gs/api/v1/cligs/create?url=".$thispostlink."&title=".$thisposttitle."&key=".$cligsapi."&appid=WP-to-Twitter" );
}
and add this somewhere to the file(preferably last in the file)
function getfilefromurl($URL)
{
$ch = curl_init();
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HEADER, 0);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_VERBOSE, 0);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_URL, $URL);
$output = curl_exec($ch);
curl_close($ch);
return $output;
}
Comment by Thor Erik (2 comments.) — October 29, 2008 @ 11:57 am
forgot to add that it now then checks wether the get_file_contents was successful, and then if it wasn’t get it with curl
Comment by Thor Erik (2 comments.) — October 29, 2008 @ 11:59 am
Thanks, Thor! Pierre sent your comments over to me; and I’ll definitely get this added in with the next release.
Probably tomorrow; but I’m going to see what other comments and requests show up first.
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — October 29, 2008 @ 12:26 pm
hi. Thanks for plugin
perfect. Regards
Comment by baron — November 3, 2008 @ 11:05 am
Just installed it. Hope it’ll work
[But it seems to work fine for a friend of mine]
Comment by JakobD (1 comments.) — November 4, 2008 @ 2:15 pm
Hey, I hope it’ll work, too! You never really know until a script is let loose into the wild…there are only so many tests you can do. Definitely let me know if you do encounter problems!
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — November 4, 2008 @ 2:21 pm
Somehow it does not work for me at all. Either it does not recognize new posts or it does recognize, but not post them at Twitter - eventhough everything is set up correctly.
Could this be because of FeedBurner?
Comment by Georg (2 comments.) — November 9, 2008 @ 9:12 pm
Interesting. Feedburner shouldn’t have any impact - I’ve tested it on several blogs using Feedburner, so that would be surprising.
Can you tell me what version of WP you’re using?
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — November 9, 2008 @ 9:23 pm
IM using 2.6.3.
Comment by Georg (2 comments.) — November 9, 2008 @ 9:26 pm
Hmm. Well, that doesn’t answer any questions, then. Are you getting any error messages (at all) from the plugin? It should be checking to make sure your server supports key functions, but it’s not foolproof!
It could be a conflict with another plugin, as well - if you could email me your plugin list, that might help me figure out what the problem could be.
Also, let me know whether the plugin is successfully saving your tweet or cligs data into the post meta fields.
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — November 9, 2008 @ 9:31 pm
I use WP2.6.2 and test WP to Twitter in case when i write post and input word to field “Twitter Post” this plug ins it work
but i use Windows Live Writer to post data this plugins WP to Twitter can’t post automatic to Twitter
but i use plugins Subscribe this post automatic to mail if posible “WP to Twitter” will be post automatic to Twitter same Subscribe when i use WLW
Comment by PookLuk (1 comments.) — November 10, 2008 @ 7:51 pm
Great plugin. It works wonderfully for me. I was wondering if future versions would allow us to decide which post categories to include?
Comment by Valorie — November 11, 2008 @ 5:35 pm
That’s a great suggestion, Valorie - I’ll definitely put that in my list of things to add in the next major revision. Thanks!
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — November 11, 2008 @ 5:41 pm
Hi,
Before I try your plugin I am curious whether it handles scheduled posts? R
Comment by Robert@PNG (5 comments.) — November 29, 2008 @ 6:03 pm
Hi, Robert -
No, I’m afraid it doesn’t at the moment. That’s not a scenario I’d thought of dealing with! At the moment, it immediately Tweets the scheduled post.
In the next release, I’ll be sure to fix that — I’d consider that a serious bug!
Thanks, Joe
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — November 29, 2008 @ 7:27 pm
Hi Joe,
Thanks for responding…
What sort of time frame are we looking at for the next release?
Regards, R
Comment by Robert@PNG (5 comments.) — November 29, 2008 @ 9:46 pm
I am having a problem in which when it updates Twitter, it does it two times.
I am using WordPress 2.6.3.
Twitter = http://twitter.com/snatty
Any hints on what is happening ?
Comment by Snat (2 comments.) — November 30, 2008 @ 9:14 am
@Robert - It’s hard to be really firm, but definitely before the end of December. Possibly by the end of this week.
@Snat - Well, that’s interesting. I think that this might actually be a related problem, although I’m not certain. Do you generally save your posts before publishing them, or are you publishing them immediately? What plugins do you have enabled?
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — November 30, 2008 @ 10:58 am
I don’t save posts but rather publish them once I am done.
The plugins I have installed are
All in One SEO
Auto Tagger (Got a feeling this might be causing it)
Gmail STMP
SF-forum
WP -> Twitter
Comment by Snat (2 comments.) — November 30, 2008 @ 1:14 pm
Hi Joe,
You mentioned that the next release will allow for scheduled posts which should be available some time December. I’m curious whether the function to selectively include or exclude categories will also be included as a part of this next release?
Regards, R
Comment by Robert@PNG (5 comments.) — December 1, 2008 @ 4:45 am
That depends. I was looking at the scheduled posts issue as a bug fix, which generally has higher priority than new functionality, which means I’m going to try and get that release out as quickly as possible.
It’s highly likely that both changes will happen during December; but probably not as part of the same release.
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 1, 2008 @ 11:35 am
Hi Joe,
Thanks again for your response.
Take your time… good code is never rushed!
I have tested some of the other Twitter plugins and they have either not worked for me or I’m not happy with their features.
Looking forward to testing yours.
Regards, R
Comment by Robert@PNG (5 comments.) — December 1, 2008 @ 3:55 pm
Hi Joe, I’ve tried the plugin on two different servers (one of them Hostgator) and can’t get it to work. Both WP installations were 2.6.2.
Any tips?
Best,
Lucky Balaraman
Comment by Lucky Balaraman (4 comments.) — December 4, 2008 @ 12:12 pm
Can you tell me anything about specific errors you’re getting? Is it failing silently, or is it providing an error message?
The usual question, of course: what other plugins do you have enabled?
There definitely shouldn’t be any problems with your WP version. 2.6.2 should be just fine.
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 4, 2008 @ 12:18 pm
It fails silently.
The other activated plugins are Akismet, All-in-One SEO Pack, Chicklet Creator, Google XML Sitemaps, Share This, Sociable, Wordpress Automatic Upgrade and Wordpress Database Backup.
I earlier tried Twitter Tools and that failed silently too. My suspicion is that both hosts are preventing WP from accessing online services such as Twitter….
Best,
Lucky ///////////
Comment by Lucky Balaraman (4 comments.) — December 4, 2008 @ 1:07 pm
Hi Joe,
Now I’ve upgraded to 2.6.5 and deactivated all other plugins but Akismet.
Still no luck…
Lucky //////////////
Comment by Lucky Balaraman (4 comments.) — December 4, 2008 @ 1:14 pm
Hmmm…the fact that Twitter Tools failed silent too does point to a host issue. With no other plugins running but Akismet, the only issues would be almost certainly with host setup.
However, it still shouldn’t be failing totally silently — so that’s a bit peculiar. The plugin is _supposed_ to be checking for appropriate support, and notifying you if it’s not there.
Have you tried disabling and re-enabling the plugin? If this is an upgrade installation, that might be preventing the support checks from running. (I say this from memory; I don’t recall whether they’re actually set up this way.)
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 4, 2008 @ 1:52 pm
OK, I’ve sorted it out. I was taking for granted something that I do… remote posting.
I usually post from Live Writer or Scribefire. When I posted straight from WP, the plugin worked like a charm!
Thanks for engaging with me over the problem. I will have good words to say about you and the plugin in an upcoming post on my tech geek blog (will comment here when I do, or post a trackback if you have that enabled).
Best,
Lucky Balaraman
Comment by Lucky Balaraman (4 comments.) — December 4, 2008 @ 8:29 pm
Ironically, I almost asked you whether that was the case, since that’s something I was already aware of. I should add that to the documentation!
Thanks, Lucky!
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 4, 2008 @ 9:07 pm
Hey peeps,
Great plugin! Although I’m finding everytime I make a post it is adding two entries to twitter. Any ideas why this is happening?
Many thanks!
Comment by Y2Neil (3 comments.) — December 5, 2008 @ 2:10 pm
Sorry - also to mention, is there any way of handling quote marks? At the moment they’re being slashed out. Eg. if my title is “This Rock’s”, it’ll come up at “This Rock's?”
Many thanks,
Comment by Y2Neil (3 comments.) — December 5, 2008 @ 2:16 pm
I’ve fixed the slash issue already; although that update hasn’t been released yet. I’m hoping to resolve the duplicate post issue before I release the next version…but if that doesn’t happen before the end of the day, I’ll just go ahead and release the bugfix update anyhow.
The duplicate posting issue is very obscure - can you tell me what plugins you have installed, and also let me know what your settings for the WP to Twitter plugin are? Thanks!
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 5, 2008 @ 2:30 pm
Thanks for the speedy reply!
We have a LOT of other plugins going on, they are:
Add to Any: Share/Save/Bookmark Button .9.8.6.5
All in One SEO Pack 1.4.6.15
Clean Archives Reloaded 3.1.4
Exec-PHP 4.8
FeedBurner FeedSmith 2.3.1
Google Analyticator 2.14
NextGEN Gallery 0.99.1
NextGEN Gallery Widget 1.22
Post Template 3.2.0
User Photo 0.9.4
WP-SpamFree
WP to Twitter
Settings are:
Update Twitter when new Wordpress Pages are published - UNCHECKED
Update Twitter when the new post is published - CHECKED
Text for this Twitter update - NEW STORY: #title#
Provide link to blog? - CHECK
Update Twitter when an old post has been edited
Text for this Twitter update - MORE ON: #title#
Provide link to blog? - CHECK
(the rest is all set to know. I have a Cl.ig and obviously my username/password)
Hope that helps. Many thanks!!
Comment by Y2Neil (3 comments.) — December 5, 2008 @ 2:56 pm
Status update: Although the stripslashes problem above is solved, I have unfortunately introduced a new bug during the process of solving the scheduled posts issue. This is delaying the new release a bit!
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 6, 2008 @ 10:46 am
New version just committed; should resolve both the stripslashes and the duplicate posting issue, but does NOT resolve scheduled posting.
Or, rather, the coding for scheduled posting is in there, but it’s not working, and I haven’t figured out why yet. I’m sure it’s something obvious…
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 6, 2008 @ 1:03 pm
It doesn’t seem to be working at all since I upgraded to WordPress 2.7
Comment by John Munro (1 comments.) — December 11, 2008 @ 11:32 am
Thanks, John - the new version will be out shortly. It’s odd - it was working with 2.7 beta 3, but something must have changed!
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 11, 2008 @ 11:34 am
Where’s the “miracles happen” button you have to push in order to get the plugin downloaded?
Comment by Download Dufus — December 12, 2008 @ 12:35 pm
If you click on the “Download WP-to-Twitter” link, at the top right of the post, that will take you to the Wordpress.org plugins directory page for the plugin. On the page, you should see a big orange button in the top right corner which says “Download.” That should do it!
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 12, 2008 @ 12:52 pm
Hey,
I think IM facing a little problem,
It wont update my Twitter when i write a new post,
BUT it will write on my Twitter when i Edit a post.
Comment by Tony (5 comments.) — December 14, 2008 @ 11:38 am
Hi, Tony - can you tell me what version of the plugin you’re using and what version of WordPress you’re using?
Best, Joe
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 14, 2008 @ 12:57 pm
Hello Joe,
Thanks for the reply,
WordPress 2.7 and WP to Twitter 1.2.4
is what I am using.
I hope theres nothing outdated
Thanks, Tony
Comment by Tony (5 comments.) — December 15, 2008 @ 4:27 pm
Hmmm. That should be fine. Have you tried disabling and re-enabling the plugin? Sometimes that helps, by resetting the options.
Are you posting remotely or directly with the blog? Remote posting isn’t enabled yet, and scheduled posting is also not working (although it’s coming soon!)
If that doesn’t help, can you tell me what other plugins you have installed?
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 15, 2008 @ 6:40 pm
Hello,
I am posting ‘directly’ on the blog.
Re-activating the plugin didn’t helped.
Heres my plugin list, maybe it helps something.
Add to Any: Share/Save/Bookmark Button
Adman
Advanced Permalinks
Autolink URI
Complete Site Stats
Executable PHP widget
Google XML Sitemaps
izioSeo
Optimize DB
Page Link Manager
SABRE
Show Top Commentators
StatPress
Tiny XHTML
WordPress Hashcash
WP Super Cache
WP to Twitter
Wow, thats a long list
Well i hope you find another solution Thanks
Comment by Tony (5 comments.) — December 15, 2008 @ 7:43 pm
I’ll be working on this this afternoon, so hopefully I’ll have some news for you then, Tony.
Best, Joe
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 17, 2008 @ 11:36 am
Hey,
Thanks, I hope you can find a solution,
BTW. am I the only one having this problem ?
Comment by Tony (5 comments.) — December 17, 2008 @ 5:52 pm
You’re the only one I’ve heard from so far - that was a problem with version 1.2.3 and WP 2.7, but should have been corrected by the upgrade. (And has been, or I would expect I’d have heard more!)
Here’s a thought - could you try disabling the plugin, deleting it, and reinstalling? It’s possibly a bit extreme — and you’ll have to redo your settings — but I haven’t yet been able to reproduce the failure, so I’m not having a lot of luck finding the issue!
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 17, 2008 @ 5:56 pm
I just can’t find a good reason - it’s not one of your plugins, since I’ve installed all of them and nothing stopped WP-to-Twitter from running.
Are you publishing using the full post publishing screen, or using Quickpress? Quickpress doesn’t trigger WP-to-Twitter, so that wouldn’t work.
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 18, 2008 @ 3:17 pm
Hey again,
IM posting directly, without Quickpress or w.e., well if IM the only one having the problem, them i should just install a fresh wordpress and everything..
Thanks for the replys, i will delete and reinstall the plugin later..
Comment by Tony (5 comments.) — December 19, 2008 @ 8:23 am
WP to Twitter doesn’t seem to send out tweets when I post via xmlrpc…
Comment by Bill (5 comments.) — December 19, 2008 @ 1:33 pm
@Bill -
An XMLRPC publishing option will be added in the next release, which will hopefully be finished later today!
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 20, 2008 @ 1:55 pm
Hey,
WP->Twitter didn’t post for me too. Everything was setup perfectly and the post was scheduled for auto-posting. Post was up at the precise moment, but no tweet and no error messages either.
Using WP 2.7.
Was it due to the autopost by WP?
Thanks and regards, Vineesh
Comment by Vineesh (2 comments.) — December 21, 2008 @ 1:18 pm
Yes, scheduled posting isn’t working. I don’t know why yet; I’m working on it.
Best, Joe
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 21, 2008 @ 1:28 pm
Thanks for the reply Joe.
Will be awaiting the update.
Thanks again.
Regards, Vineesh
Comment by Vineesh (2 comments.) — December 21, 2008 @ 1:46 pm
I’m yet to see this plugin do anything … all my posts are published in advance and then show when its time — but not one of these has posted to Twitter.
Comment by Sikosis (1 comments.) — December 22, 2008 @ 7:35 pm
@Joe: Thanks for the XMLRPC goodness!
I patched wp-to-twitter.php and got an error message related to cli.gs. I fixed the patch so it’s working, but when I try to clear the error messages using the button on the settings page, nothing happens (in either Safari or Firefox).
The reason for the patch? Posts containing a “links_to” custom field and URL replace the internal permalink with the external URL. I needed to make sure the Twitter post gets the external link when it’s available. Minor patch, not sure how much that would be needed but I can provide my changes if that would be helpful. Thanks!
Comment by Bill (5 comments.) — December 24, 2008 @ 1:43 pm
Oops! Meant to include a link to an image of the error messages I can’t clear.
Comment by Bill (5 comments.) — December 24, 2008 @ 1:51 pm
Thanks for the report, Bill! You’re not the first to report a message you can’t clear; I just haven’t had time (with the holidays) to check it out and fix it. It’ll be done soon, though!
And yes, I would definitely appreciate your code patch - that’s not an issue I’ve encountered!
Thanks, Joe
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 24, 2008 @ 2:52 pm
@sikosis No, you wouldn’t have. That’s a known problem, and I’m working on it.
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 24, 2008 @ 2:53 pm
Is there any way to have this plug-in selectively update twitter instead of all the time? I’m afraid that I may start to annoy my followers if all my tweets are just links to my blog. I’d like only to send special blog posts to my twitter account.
Comment by Antonio — December 29, 2008 @ 6:41 pm
Yes. Actually, there are two ways of doing it — on every post, there’s an option in the WP to Twitter custom update panel which allows you to disable the tweet of that post.
If it’s annoying to have to turn that off frequently, you can also go into the WordPress settings page for WP to Twitter and opt to disable tweeting on posts by default. In this case, you’d use the WP to Twitter custom update panel to enable Tweeting that post.
Hope that’s clear!
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 29, 2008 @ 6:46 pm
Crystal clear. I guess I was hoping that there could be some “trigger” in the post that could turn this feature on and off. Since I’m not a coder or anything, I just don’t know how feasible this is. I like to post updates of my blog via my iPhone and wanted to selectively update Twitter that way, say with a *Wptwit* tag or something that would trigger a Twitter update.
Thanks for the quick reply.
Comment by Antonio — December 29, 2008 @ 6:51 pm
That’s an interesting thought - no, it doesn’t currently exist, but I’ll certainly make note of the idea for future development!
I’m pretty confident that’s possible, though.
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 29, 2008 @ 6:55 pm
Cool. I’ll keep an eye out for your updates. Thanks muchly!
Comment by Antonio — December 29, 2008 @ 6:59 pm
Just came across following issue. I accidentally posted an article which got tweeted properly. I set the status back to draft while I worked on corrections. I hit publish again, and WP to Twitter sent out another tweet, complete with a new cli.gs URL. I’m thinking it should check to see if there’s already a cli.gs URL before doing that (or maybe cli.gs shouldn’t automatically create a new link for the same URL??). Recognize this may be a pretty rare case…
Comment by Bill (5 comments.) — December 31, 2008 @ 1:41 am
That’s an interesting little exception — in most circumstances, it does check to see whether there’s already a cli.gs URL, but this may be an exception which gets around that in some way. I’ll have to check that out!
Cli.gs, however, is set up expressly to allow multiple cli.gs for a single URL — that’s part of the power of unique source tracking and geotargeting which Cligs allows. So I don’t see Cligs not allowing additional cligs for a given URL anytime soon!
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 31, 2008 @ 10:53 am
one. more. thing. while tweets now go out when posting via xmlrpc, they don’t go out if i schedule the post to be released at a later date or time. not sure why that is.
Comment by Bill (5 comments.) — December 31, 2008 @ 2:45 pm
Yes, that’s a known issue (should be mentioned in the
readme.txt). Unfortunately, I have no idea why it isn’t working; I have been unable to find a bug in the code which would be stopping. It’s been driving me nuts for a month now…Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — December 31, 2008 @ 6:15 pm
Hi Joe,
A quick note to thank you for a great plugin. About a month ago I left a comment requesting a scheduling feature and also the ability to choose which categories would trigger twitter posts.
The ability of your plugin to decide per post whether it will go to twitter or not handles my categories request really nice. As far as not being able to tweet scheduled posts - I have come to the conclusion that this is something I can live without. Although I schedule the odd post - most are posted on the spot.
The other feature you have included that I find of value is the ability to over-ride per post what actually gets tweeted - the default message as per settings or a custom tweet which I can enter at time of writing post.
Also, in addition to WP 2.7 and the latest build of the K2 theme (743) - I run over 60 plugins - interestingly and after I fair amount of testing - I find your plugin stable, reliable and simple to use.
I believe that what I share above sand your responsiveness to issues as they arise strongly suggest that your code and work is of an excellent standard.
Hope to see other plugins emerge from your “stable”.
Thanks bro… R
Comment by Robert@PNG (5 comments.) — January 1, 2009 @ 4:42 am
Robert - Thanks very much for your kind words! Future scheduling is something which WILL be coming - at this point, it’s a personal vendetta.
But I appreciate your mentioning that it’s not a crucial issue for you, nonetheless.
Best, Joe
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — January 1, 2009 @ 2:13 pm
I have similar problem like the guy few posts before.. It doesn`t send twitter update when I post a new article. But it sends “edited article”..
Plugins
@ reply
Google XML sitemaps
Headspace2
jQuery Lightbox
SEO Friendly Images
Sociable
Xavin’s Review Ratings
Maybe it`s due to XML sitemaps? We have them both..
Comment by wiru — January 1, 2009 @ 6:05 pm
Just discovered that updating a post via XMLRPC generates a new tweet, even if tweet-on-update is turned off. I saved a post three times while editing and generated three tweets I wasn’t expecting…
Comment by Bill — January 2, 2009 @ 8:29 pm
Thanks for mentioning that! I obviously failed to anticipate that - I’ll get that fixed as soon as possible.
Comment by Joe Dolson (469 comments.) — January 3, 2009 @ 10:19 am