Tobias outlined a rare situation where a site admin may not have an
admin account, and will therefore need to do things in .htconfig.php So, restore the .htconfig.php method as "If you prefer..."
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c) Click save.
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d) Finally, return to the Facebook settings page, and activate real-time updates.
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i. If you for any reason prefer to use a configuration file instead of the admin panels,
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Activate the plugin by including it in .htconfig.php, e.g.
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$a->config['system']['addon'] = 'plugin1,plugin2,facebook';
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and set the following values:
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$a->config['facebook']['appid'] = 'xxxxxxxxxxx';
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$a->config['facebook']['appsecret'] = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx';
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Replace with the settings Facebook gives you.
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3. To use the Facebook plugin, visit the "connector settings" area of your settings
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page. Click "Install Facebook Connector".
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4. This will ask you to login to Facebook and allow the plugin to do it's stuff.
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Installing the Friendica/Facebook connector
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1. Visit https://developers.facebook.com/apps to register an app.
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a) Click "Create a new app"
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b) We'd be very happy if you include "Friendica" in the application name
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to increase name recognition.
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c) Edit your app settings on the setup page. The Friendica icons are present
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in the images directory and may be uploaded as a Facebook app icon. Use
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images/friendica-16.jpg for the Icon and images/Friendica-128.jpg for the logo.
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d) In the App Display name enter the name of your app (this should default to the
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name you chose in part a).
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e) Enter YourDomain.com in the App Domain field and hit return.
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f) In "Select how your app connects with Facebook select "Website" and enter the
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full URL to your Friendica install including HTTPS and a trailing slash.
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2. Enable the Facebook plugin by clicking on the icon next to it's name on the plugin
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page of your admin panel.
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b) return to the Facebook plugin page in your admin panel, and fill in the App-ID
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and Application Secret settings you got from Facebook.
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c) Click save.
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d) Finally, return to the Facebook settings page, and activate real-time updates.
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3. To use the Facebook plugin, visit the "connector settings" area of your settings
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page. Click "Install Facebook Connector".
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4. This will ask you to login to Facebook and allow the plugin to do it's stuff.
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Allow it to do so.
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5. You're done. To turn it off visit the Plugin Settings page again and
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'Remove Facebook posting'.
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Vidoes and embeds will not be posted if there is no other content. Links
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and images will be converted to a format suitable for the Facebook API and
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long posts truncated - with a link to view the full post.
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Facebook contacts will not be able to view private photos, as they are not able to
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authenticate to your site to establish identity. We will address this
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in a future release.
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Info: please make sure that you understand all aspects due to Friendica's
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default licence which is: MIT License (further info:
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https://github.com/friendica/friendica/blob/master/LICENSE)
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Simply fill in the fields in the impressium settings page in the plugins area
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of your admin panel.
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If you for any reason prefer to use a configuration file instead, you can set the
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following variables in the .htconfig file
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* $a->config['impressum']['owner'] this is the Name of the Operator
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* $a->config['impressum']['ownerprofile'] this is an optional Friendica account
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where the above owner name will link to
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* $a->config['impressum']['email'] a contact email address (optional)
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will be displayed slightly obfuscated
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as name(at)example(dot)com
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* $a->config['impressum']['postal'] should contain a postal address where
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you can be reached at (optional)
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* $a->config['impressum']['notes'] additional informations that should
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be displayed in the Impressum block
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Impressum Plugin for Friendica
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Author: Tobias Diekershoff
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tobias.diekershoff@gmx.net
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License: 3-clause BSD license (same as Friendica)
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About
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This plugin adds an Impressum block to the /friendica page with informations
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about the page operator/owner and how to contact you in case of any questions.
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In the notes and postal fields you can use HTML tags for formatting.
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Configuration:
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Simply fill in the fields in the impressium settings page in the plugins area
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of your admin panel.
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___ Configuration ___
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If you for any reason prefer to use a configuration file instead
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of the admin panels, please refer to the Alternative Configuration below.
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Activate the plugin from your admin panel.
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You can now add a Tile Server and default zoom level in the plugin settings
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with protocol (http/s) and trailing slash. You can configure the default zoom
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level on the map in the Default Zoom box. 1 will show the whole world and 18 is the highest
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zoom level available.
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___ Alternative Configuration ___
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Open the .htconfig.php file and add "openstreetmap" to the list of activated
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addons.
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$a->config['system']['addon'] = "openstreetmap, ..."
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You have to add two configuration variables for the addon:
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$a->config['openstreetmap']['tmsserver'] = 'http://www.openstreetmap.org/';
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$a->config['openstreetmap']['zoom'] = '18';
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The *tmsserver* points to the tile server you want to use. Use the full URL,
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with protocol (http/s) and trailing slash. You can configure the default zoom
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level on the map with *zoom*. 1 will show the whole world and 18 is the highest
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zoom level available.
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____ OpenStreetMap Plugin ____
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by Mike Macgirvin
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Klaus Weidenbach
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This addon allows you to use OpenStreetMap for displaying locations.
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___ Requirements ___
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To use this plugin you need a tile Server that provides the maps.
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OpenStreetMap data is free for everyone to use. Their tile servers are not.
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Please take a look at their "Tile Usage Policy":
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http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tile_usage_policy
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You can run your own tile server or choose one from their list of public
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tile servers: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/TMS
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Support the OpenStreetMap community and share the load.
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___ Configuration ___
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Activate the plugin from your admin panel.
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You can now add a Tile Server and default zoom level in the plugin settings
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page of your admin panel.
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The Time Server URL points to the tile server you want to use. Use the full URL,
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with protocol (http/s) and trailing slash. You can configure the default zoom
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level on the map in the Default Zoom box. 1 will show the whole world and 18 is the highest
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zoom level available.
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__ Global Configuration __
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If you enabled an administrator account, please use the admin panel to cofigure
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the Twitter relay.
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the Twitter relay. If you for any reason prefer to use a configuration file instead
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of the admin panels, please refer to the Alternative Configuration below.
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Activate the plugin from the plugins section of your admin panel. When you have
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done so, add your consumer key and consumer secret in the settings section of the
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"Settings -> Plugin Settings" and enable the forwarding of their *public*
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messages to Twitter.
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__ Alternative Configuration __
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-To activate this addon add @twitter@ to the list of active addons in your
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.htconfig.php file
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$a->config['system']['addon'] = "twitter, ..."
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Afterwards you need to add your OAuth consumer key / secret pair to it by
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adding the following two lines
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$a->config['twitter']['consumerkey'] = 'your consumer KEY here';
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$a->config['twitter']['consumersecret'] = 'your consumer SECRET here';
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__ User Configuration __
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When the OAuth consumer informations are correctly placed into the
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the forwarding of *all public* postings to Twitter and one to clear the
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personal configuration from the Twitter credentials.
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____ Twitter Plugin ____
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By Tobias Diekershoff
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tobias.diekershoff(at)gmx.net
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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!! This addon is currently under development. If you have any problem !!
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!! with it, please contact the Author. !!
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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With this addon to Friendica you can give your user the possibility to post
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their *public* messages to Twitter. The messages will be strapped their rich
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context and shortened to 140 characters length if necessary. If shortening of
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the message was performed a link will be added to the Tweet pointing to the
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original message on your server.
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There is a similar addon for forwarding public messages to
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"StatusNet":http://status.net [[StatusNet Plugin]].
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Online version of this document: http://ur1.ca/35mml
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___ Requirements ___
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To use this plugin you have to register your Friendica instance as an
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_client application_ for Twitter with _read and write_ access, we do not intend
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to use Twitter for login. The registration can be done at twitter.com/apps
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and you need to have a Twitter account to do so.
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After you registered the application you get an OAuth consumer key / secret
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pair that identifies your app, you will need them for configuration.
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The inclusion of a shorturl for the original posting in cases when the
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message was longer than 140 characters requires it, that you have *PHP5+* and
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*curl* on your server.
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___ Where to find ___
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In the Friendica git repository /addon/twitter/, this directory contains
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all required PHP files (including the Twitter OAuth library [1] by Abraham
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Williams, MIT licensed and the Slinky library [2] by Beau Lebens, BSD license),
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a CSS file for styling of the user configuration and an image to _Sign in with
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Twitter_.
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[1] https://github.com/abraham/twitteroauth
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[2] http://dentedreality.com.au/projects/slinky/
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___ Configuration ___
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__ Global Configuration __
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If you enabled an administrator account, please use the admin panel to cofigure
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the Twitter relay. If you for any reason prefer to use a configuration file instead
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of the admin panels, please refer to the Alternative Configuration below.
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Activate the plugin from the plugins section of your admin panel. When you have
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done so, add your consumer key and consumer secret in the settings section of the
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plugin page.
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When this is done your user can now configure their Twitter connection at
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"Settings -> Plugin Settings" and enable the forwarding of their *public*
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messages to Twitter.
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__ Alternative Configuration __
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-To activate this addon add @twitter@ to the list of active addons in your
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.htconfig.php file
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$a->config['system']['addon'] = "twitter, ..."
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Afterwards you need to add your OAuth consumer key / secret pair to it by
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adding the following two lines
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$a->config['twitter']['consumerkey'] = 'your consumer KEY here';
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$a->config['twitter']['consumersecret'] = 'your consumer SECRET here';
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__ User Configuration __
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When the OAuth consumer informations are correctly placed into the
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configuration file and a user visits the "Plugin Settings" page they can now
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connect to Twitter. To do so one has to follow the _Sign in with Twitter_
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button (the page will be opened in a new browser window/tab) and get a PIN from
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Twitter. This PIN has to be entered on the settings page. After submitting the
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PIN the plugin will get OAuth credentials identifying this user from the
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Friendica account.
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If this first step was successful the Twitter configuration will be changed
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on the "Plugin Settings" page displaying two check boxes. One to enable/disable
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the forwarding of *all public* postings to Twitter and one to clear the
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personal configuration from the Twitter credentials.
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