Not tested but it should work.
Go and login with your twitter account here:
Find about 20 popular sites running the twit remote javascript. Look at the source code and grab the username_owner and users_id values of each and put them into an array.
Create a simple page like this:
Then just upload that page and leave it run in your browser. It will act like you're visiting that blog's page and put your twitter account at the top of the widget each time.
Since that widget is usually placed in the sidebar, your twitter profile should be visible site wide all the time.
Go and login with your twitter account here:
Code:
www.twitterremote.comFind about 20 popular sites running the twit remote javascript. Look at the source code and grab the username_owner and users_id values of each and put them into an array.
Create a simple page like this:
PHP:
<?
$refreshrate = 10; //number of seconds to wait to select new remote
$users = array('username_owner1:users_id1','username_owner2:users_id2'); //add as many blog users running twitterremote as you want
$randomuser = rand(0, count($users) - 1);
$user = explode(":", $users[$randomuser]);
echo '<META HTTP-EQUIV=Refresh CONTENT="'.$refreshrate.'; URL='.$PHP_SELF.'">';
echo '<script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript" src="http://twittercounter.com/remote/?username_owner='.$user[0].'&users_id='.$user[1].'&width=200&nr_show=6&hr_color=cccccc&a_color=709cb2&bg_color=ffffff"></script>';
?>Then just upload that page and leave it run in your browser. It will act like you're visiting that blog's page and put your twitter account at the top of the widget each time.
Since that widget is usually placed in the sidebar, your twitter profile should be visible site wide all the time.
