Well, today, during my stream, I was informed by a clan mate of mine that the twitch status block was not working on our site. So, after the stream, I took a look into it to see if I could find out what was causing the issue and fix it. Well, it came down to Twitch API now requires a client ID. So a few changes are needed. For now, I will tell you the code edits that needs to be done, and I will be updating the block download on this site within the next few days.

1. First off, you will need to do these 2 code edits.
   
   OPEN: public_html/includes/twitch_status.js
   
   FIND: (should be the first line pretty much)
   

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   var twitchUserName = ' 
   
   
   There is more to the line, but you have a different twitch name as me so just find that line that starts with that.
   
   AFTER THAT LINE, ADD
   
   

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   var twitchClientID = 'YOUR-TWITCH-CLIENT-ID';  // get client ID here: https://www.twitch.tv/kraken/oauth2/clients/new 
   
    
   
   
   
   Next FIND:
   

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   ?callback=?" 
   
   
   
   REPLACE WITH:
   

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   ?client_id="+twitchClientID 
   
   
   
   
2. Well, if you want the client ID for this application, you have to download the block or get your own. I have included my client_id for this script since they got back to me saying its "semi-public", which makes very little sense.
   
   
   
   
3. With your Client ID you have now, or mine from this script, replace the YOUR-TWITCH-CLIENT-ID from the first PHP edit I had you do. DO NOT REMOVE ANY OF THE QUOTES ( ' ).
   
   
   
4. Save the file and upload it to your site and you are all set.

I hope this was helpful and if you have any questions, feel free to ask.

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Block in the downloads has now been updated.

I updated it again to now include my Client ID. They finally got back to me saying it is "Semi public", which makes little sense to me. But instead of being a application id, they called it a client id, and said it should be included with the script, but just don't go publicly posting the id on forums. I guess they didn't really think things through when they forced this upon us.