Instragram member feeds to vbulletin

[tjolley2000]

IS there any mods available, to create "a news feed" into a module from various instagram accounts. Where members can have their instagram accounts automatically feed into the vbulletin page? I haven't been able to find anything, I have seen another vbulletin site that uses a similar method for members to feed their blog entries to the page.

Help?

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[tjolley2000]

So, Instagram now offers RSS feeds tied to specific "#". I have figured out how to add an RSS to the forum, but it needs to go into a channel. I would like to have it appear in the side bar (ideally update or randomly change when the page is refreshed). However, It is not working in a Static HTML module maybe because its "Static?"

any suggestion on how to get a RSS feed to display pictured in a model or side column?

[HaloArchive]

I am also curious how to get an instagram feed going. Any recent work on this?

[tjolley2000]

no direct progress yet...

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I have managed to feed all picture post from my facebook page "https://www.facebook.com/Rock.and.Ride.Authentic.Lifestyle" to a flicker account I set up for it automatically... then found a scrip that I added to a "static html" module that plays a slideshow of the flicker account. you can see it currently in the top of the right column on the main forum page at www.rideorrot.com .

what I really want to do is have an option for anyone to post pictures via facebook with a particular "#" or anything else... that would then end up showing up in a module on the forum.

I am also trying to get my forum ready for "launch" on 1/1/14... so the work around has been good enough of a fix for now, and will try to figure out how to accomplish the orginal goal later. I have also started teaching myself html, css, java... so should get there eventually. However using facebook as the source may be the most difficult part, they don't seem to like letting data leave their system.