King Kovifor |
06-13-2009 02:22 PM |
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Originally Posted by fmckinnon
(Post 1825912)
This seems to be the most promising "Tweet This" plugin yet. Can it not be somewhat similar to the "Tweet This" wordPress plugin, that essentially doesn't require anyone to store their userID/password - rather, it simply pulls a link.
Not sure how the variables would play out - but I'd think you could smack the code down in the SHOWTHREAD template.
An example (from how to make a easy "Tweet This" link in WordPress) is simply adding this:
Code:
<a href=?http://twitter.com/home?status=I just read <?php the_permalink(); ?> on your site name here!? title=?Send this Post to Twitter!? target=?_blank?>Tweet This Post on Twitter!!!</a>
Of course, the <?php the_permalink(); ?> is pulling the WordPress's blog URL ... but would there be a way to simply add this type of line in the template, and pull the correct code that vbulletin uses (ie. threadid=$threadinfo[threadid]&p=$postid) type info???
Just curious. If you knew PHP and could understand this hack to easily use "TweetThis" in WordPress, looks like it could port over to VBulletin easily?
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No, I will always require some kind of user data, but we are working on an OAuth integration where each site will become an "application" and users authorize sites to read and write to their account, so they will not need to add their password, the plugin will store a key supplied by Twitter.
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Originally Posted by fmckinnon
(Post 1826019)
Thanks - if you nail it, let us know. I'm not excited about the users having to add the info to their UserCP - for all the existing users, they'd have to go back and add it after-the-fact, and it seems kinda out of the way. Would be better if anyone (even if not a registered member) could tweet a thread ... and I'd think you could just manually throw some of that code in there (assumingly, on the SHOWTHREAD template)?
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Reference the above answer.
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Originally Posted by gabrielbulletin
(Post 1828294)
"1. Upload files in the /upload/ folder of the .zip into the directories as is."
Which directory?
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As Peggy has said, the upload folder is the forum root and the directory structure matches the structure of a non-modified vBulletin set up, so the sub directories represent where files go.
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