(Old) Version 1.2.1 Instructions
Disclaimer: This widget will not work with accounts that are locked.

Instructions
  1. Install the PEAR package Cache_Lite. Most web hosts have an easy way of installing new PEAR packaged. Post any questions in the comments.
  2. Download TwitterWidget_1_2_1.zip. Unzip the contents to a temporary directory.
  3. Create a directory where ever you like on your web server. You will upload the contents of the zip file to it but not until after the next step.
  4. Open Config.php. Edit the following configuration parameters:
    1. USERS - The list of users that will appear in the widget separated by commas.
    2. COUNT - The number of tweets that will appear in the widget.
    3. CACHE_ID - The id of the cache. This can be anything since you will only have one cache.
    4. CACHE_LIFETIME - The life time of the cache in seconds. This is by default set to 300 seconds which equates to 5 minutes. This will be sufficient to get past Twitters restrictions.
    5. CACHE_DIR - The directory where the cache file will be stored. Use a unique name. You must create this directory. I recommend creating it in the same directory where you will upload the Twitter Widget files. In Config.php you must include a "/" after the name of the directory. Follow the example in the config.
  5. Upload the all the Twitter Widget files to the directory you created on your web server.
  6. Copy the following html into your website right before where the body tag is closed (</body>). If you're using Wordpress you can find the closing body tag in footer.php of your theme. 
    <script type="text/javascript"><!--
  var rpnetTwitAttrs = {
    url: 'http://localhost/TwitterWidget_1_2/php/Data.php',
    title: "Twitter Updates",
    showImages: true,
    imageHeight: '48px',
    imageWidth: '48px'
  };
// --></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="TwitterWidget.js">
</script>
    Attributes that need to be updated:
  7. You also need to update the src="TwitterWidget.js" attribute to point to where you uploaded the javascript file. For example, src="http://yourwebsite.com/uploads/TwitterWidget.js".
  8. Copy the following html into your website where you would like the widget to appear. If you are using this with Wordpress you could copy the html into a Text widget to make it easier to move around. If you use the Text widget make sure you empty out the title string above ("") as the Text widget sets its own title. 
    <div id="rpnet_twitterWidget">
  <h2 id="rpnet_twTitle"></h2>
  <ul id="rpnet_twList"></ul>
  <div id="rpnet_twMsg" style="float:right;clear:both">
  <a href='http://www.ronakpatel.net'>?</a>
  </div>
</div>
You can also add the div ids above to your CSS file if you want to modify the look and feel.
That's it. The widget will appear on your website and stream multiple accounts.