Verify API credentials: Ensure that you have correctly set up your Twitter API credentials (consumer key, consumer secret, access token, and access token secret) in the Twitter module. Double-check if any of the credentials are missing or incorrect.
Check search query: Make sure that the search query you’re using contains valid keywords or phrases. If the keywords are too generic or not relevant, it might affect the search results or even result in an error. Try using more specific or unique keywords to narrow down the search.
To simplify the troubleshooting process, you can try using the default settings in the “Search Tweets” module without any additional parameters. This will allow you to check if the error persists even with the basic configuration.
Best Regards Pro_Tanvee
I’m getting this same error message for my Twitter integration. I actually have mine deploying 3 posts, the first worked just fine, but on the second attempt I got this same error. I think it’s because we are getting rate-limited. Meaning sending so much to quickly.
On posts 1 I got the INPUT and the OUTPUT, but on Post 2 I only got the INPUT but never recieved the OUTPUT reply from Twitter, hense the error.
I’m currently testing with Automatic Error Handler.