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Description
This modification adds basic Twitter integration to vBulletin. Once a user defines their Twitter username & password within their vB Options (User CP -> Edit Options), the Tweet This X links will appear. It automatically adds a tweet to their account with the default text of "Check this out! " (which can be edited editing the "twitter_checkout" phrase) and uses your forum URL with either tp or tt.php as the link. These redirect to the thread / post that was tweeted. Installation
THIS MODIFICATION REQUIRES PHP 5 DUE TO THE CLASS THAT IS USED! PHP'S CURL EXTENSION IS ALSO USED! THE API CALLS ARE COMPLETELY DEPENDENT ON THEM! This modification should work on vBulletin v3.5+, but was only tested on a vB 3.8 install. Using the "tp.php" switch added in v1.0.2 With the release of v1.0.2, a switch between showpost.php?p=ID&postcount=COUNT and showthread.php?p=ID#postID has been added. Using it is simple, but requires a code edit (Note: This is a SUPPORTED code edit!). Open up tp.php and find this line:
Change that line to this:
This will automatically trigger the change any time it is loaded. This works retroactively and any links will automatically use the new settings once changed! Download Now Only licensed members can download files, Click Here for more information. Supporters / CoAuthors Screenshots Show Your Support
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Uncrappy code=Priceless
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Thanks for brightening my night up.
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Thanks for this mod, but i have a problem...
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Um. Why is this happening? I really need to figure this out.
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Hi,
I just installed this Twitter Mod to my forum www.CatherinesWebChat.com and I get tweet this under thread tools bbut it doesnt show up just below that like in the screenshot. How do I get this? Cheers,
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hi Jeremy, i find out an uncached template in the UCP
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l'll be sure it's fixed in the next release.
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New install on 3.8.2 with no problems at all, thanks for this!!
Dumb question time though - does this take in the forum permissions? We have some private forums for admins and mods and if they tweek a post in the private section will anyone else see the post on the members twitter home page. No members have liked this post.
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Originally Posted by kylek
They will see the link, yes, but once it relays them to the thread or post vBulletin takes over and says "NO!" and doesn't let them view.
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Not sure if this is typical, but I just tried a fresh install of this mod & there were no automatic template adjustments that it made. I then disabled it; I'll check out more details on this later, but so far, haven't seen it work.
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Hows that next release coming? You must be drowning in feature requests
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Originally Posted by FireFish
That's because you have a customized style. You will have to manually add them.![]()
Along. ![]()
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@King Kovifor: I have not tried this mod yet, but wouldn't it be more prudent to use the full showthread link to keep links consistent? I know that twitter uses a nofollow on all of its links, but is there a point behind the tp and tt files?
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New install on 3.8.0 (about to upgrade to 3.8.2) with vbulletin blog, vbseo 3.3 and facebook connection plugin. Runs smooth.
Just a small question, which is probably only a template moderation. But how do I get this mod working on the blog pages on my website?
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