PT Social Media Version 3.4 Install - Revision history

Gcronkright: /* X/Twitter API Tab */

2025-02-06T23:08:19Z

‎X/Twitter API Tab

Gcronkright: /* General Config Tab */

2025-02-06T23:08:06Z

‎General Config Tab

Gcronkright at 22:37, 6 February 2025

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Gcronkright: /* X/Twitter API Tab */

2025-02-06T22:07:06Z

‎X/Twitter API Tab

Gcronkright: /* General Config Tab */

2025-02-06T21:41:23Z

‎General Config Tab

Gcronkright at 21:40, 6 February 2025

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Gcronkright: /* CCAPI Configuration */

2025-02-05T20:53:52Z

‎CCAPI Configuration

Gcronkright at 19:53, 31 January 2025

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Gcronkright: /* Import Custom Elements */

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‎Import Custom Elements

Gcronkright at 20:34, 10 October 2024

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 ===X/Twitter API Tab===
-  IMPORTANT: X/Twitter support has been removed due to public API access being eliminated.
+  IMPORTANT: X/Twitter support has been discontinued due to the termination of public API access.
 <!--

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 ===General Config Tab===
 # '''ui_theme''' - The Social Media app utilizes [http://jqueryui.com/themeroller/ jQueryUI Themes] for styling of buttons, etc. There are some pre-installed themes that come with the ADF in the Thirdparty folder.
-# '''socialMediaServiceTypes''' - Checkboxes used to enable the social media types that will be utilized<br>(Default: facebook,twitter,youtube,Wordpress)
+# '''socialMediaServiceTypes''' - Checkboxes used to enable the social media types that will be utilized<br>(Default: facebook,youtube,WordPress)
-  IMPORTANT: X/Twitter support has been removed due to public API access being halted
+ IMPORTANT: X/Twitter support has been discontinued due to the termination of public API access.
 # '''dashboardURL''' - URL of Social Media App Web Admin Dashboard page where the Feed Cache scheuduled task is managed.
 # '''serviceManagerURL''' - URL of Social Media App Web Admin Service Manager page where service accounts are maintained

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 Back to [[PT_Social_Media|PT Social Media]]
-  '''IMPORTANT''': v3.4 of this application requires '''ADF 2.7''' or greater and '''CommonSpot 11.0, 10.9.1 or 10.8.2''' or greater.
+  '''IMPORTANT''': v3.4 of this application requires '''ADF 2.7''' or greater and '''CommonSpot 11.0, 10.9.1 or 10.8.3''' or greater.
 == Download ==

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 ===X/Twitter API Tab===
-  IMPORTANT: X/Twitter support has been removed due to public API access being halted
+  IMPORTANT: X/Twitter support has been removed due to public API access being eliminated.
 # '''apiTwitterCustomerKey''' - The '''Consumer Key''' you receive when you register your App on Twitter
 # '''apiTwitterCustomerSecret''' - The '''Consumer Secret''' you receive when you register your App on Twitter
   - [[PT_Social_Media_Twitter_App_Registration|Twitter App Registration Instructions]]
 ===WordPress API Tab===

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 ===General Config Tab===
 # '''ui_theme''' - The Social Media app utilizes [http://jqueryui.com/themeroller/ jQueryUI Themes] for styling of buttons, etc. There are some pre-installed themes that come with the ADF in the Thirdparty folder.
-# '''socialMediaServiceTypes''' - Checkboxes used to enable the social media types that will be utilized<br>(Default: facebook,twitter,youtube,wordpress)
+# '''socialMediaServiceTypes''' - Checkboxes used to enable the social media types that will be utilized<br>(Default: facebook,twitter,youtube,Wordpress)
 # '''dashboardURL''' - URL of Social Media App Web Admin Dashboard page where the Feed Cache scheuduled task is managed.
 # '''serviceManagerURL''' - URL of Social Media App Web Admin Service Manager page where service accounts are maintained

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 #[[#Social Media Stream Debug Page - Optional|Social Media Stream Debug Page]]
-===CCAPI Configuration===
+== CCAPI Configuration ==
- IMPORTANT: The CCAPI configuration for custom elements is no longer required for ADF 2.7 and CommonSpot 11.0 or greater. Skip to the next section.
+With the release of CommonSpot 11.0 and ADF 2.7, this app now uses the ADF's ceRecordAPI wrapper functions for the CommonSpot Custom Data API to add or update Custom Elements data.
-With the release of CommonSpot 11 and ADF 2.7, this app now uses the new ceRecordAPI to save data to Custom Elements. Using the CCAPI with CommonSpot 11.0 is still available but using the ceRecordAPI instead is highly recommended.
+  Note: If you are using this app with CommonSpot 10.9.1 or 10.8.3 or below, please continue with the following CCAPI Configuration steps:
 The Social Media Application uses the [[CCAPI_Library_Component|ADF CCAPI]] to populate the SocialMedia Filtering custom element with moderation data records. The CCAPI needs to be configured for the site and for the social media application.

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 Back to [[PT_Social_Media|PT Social Media]]
-  '''IMPORTANT:''' v3.4 of this application requires '''ADF 2.6.3''' or greater (and '''10.9.0''', '''10.8.2''', '''10.7.3''' or greater)
+  '''IMPORTANT''': v3.4 of this application requires '''ADF 2.7''' or greater and '''CommonSpot 11.0, 10.9.1 or 10.8.2''' or greater.
 == Download ==
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 == Site Configuration ==
-The Social Media Application is built within the ADF. The ADF 2.6.3 or greater must be installed on the site to run the Social Media Application, follow the ADF [[Installation]] instructions.
+The Social Media Application is built within the ADF. The ADF 2.7 or greater must be installed on the site to run the Social Media Application, follow the ADF [[Installation]] instructions.
 * Make sure the ADF is set up and running on the site. If the ADF is not set up, then follow the instructions for ADF [[Installation]].
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 The Social Media template will be used to render Social Media pages.
-Note: A Social Media templates are not critical for this application. A Social Media feeds page can be added to any page based on any template with a large main content column.
+Note: Social Media templates are not critical for this application. A Social Media feeds page can be added to any page based on any template with a large main content column.
 # Create a CommonSpot page called 'Social Media' from the Base Plus One template. (The subsite for this is not critical but it may be a good idea to create a subsite called 'socialmedia').
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 ===CCAPI Configuration===
 The Social Media Application uses the [[CCAPI_Library_Component|ADF CCAPI]] to populate the SocialMedia Filtering custom element with moderation data records. The CCAPI needs to be configured for the site and for the social media application.
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 # Create a new page called 'ccapiSocialMedia'. Recommend creating this page in the ''/webadmin/socialmedia/'' subsite.
 # Add each of the following Social Media elements to the page:
 ##[[SocialMedia Filtering]]
 # For each element that was added, click on the element indicator and go to 'more...'.  Select 'Name' from the menu.
 # In the Element Name field, enter the appropriate name for each element:
 ## ccapiSocialMediaFiltering
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 ## an example 'ccapi.cfm' file is in the '''pt_social_media > site-files > _cs_apps > config''' folder
    <SocialMediaFiltering>
      <pageID>#####</pageID>
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 ## '''socialMediaServiceTypes'''
 # Facebook API Tab (no longer necessary, can be ignored)
-# Twitter API Tab
+# Twitter API Tab (no longer necessary, can be ignored)
 # WordPress API Tab
 ## '''wordPressServiceURL'''
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 The Manage Social Media page is a page that contains the data management datasheets for the social media custom elements. This page is build using a tabbed interface with one tab for each social media service datasheet.
-#Create a page from the Base Plus One (or a Web Admin) template  titled 'Manage Service Accounts' with the page name 'index' in the ''/webadmin/socialmedia/'' subsite.
+#Create a page from the Base Plus One (or a Web Admin) template titled 'Manage Service Accounts' with the page name 'index' in the ''/webadmin/socialmedia/'' subsite.
 #In the main content area of the page, add a Custom Script element.
 #From the Custom Script element interface, click the "Edit" icon.
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 '''Twitter Tab'''
-#From the Datasheet element interface, click the "Datasheet" icon.
+* This tab is no longer necessary and can be ignored.
 '''YouTube Tab'''
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 (Remember these steps can be adapted to a page created in any subsite using any template that has a large content area column.)
-#Create a CommonSpot page with a name of 'index' and a title of 'Social Media Stream' using the Social Media template and place it in the 'socialmedia' subsite.
+# Create a CommonSpot page with a name of 'index' and a title of 'Social Media Stream' using the Social Media template and place it in the 'socialmedia' subsite.
 # Place the ''SocialMedia Selector'' Custom Element on this page.
 # From the ''SocialMedia Selector'' element click ''More'' in the element interface.

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 #[[SocialMedia Selector]] (SocialMedia-Selector-Custom-Element.zip)
 <!-- #[[Facebook Pages]] (Facebook-Pages-Custom-Element.zip) - REMOVED GCE -->
-#[[Twitter Accounts Keywords]] (Twitter-Accounts-Keywords-Selector-Custom-Element.zip)
+<!-- #[[Twitter Accounts Keywords]] (Twitter-Accounts-Keywords-Selector-Custom-Element.zip) - REMOVED GCE -->
 #[[WordPress Blogs]] (WordPress-Blogs-Custom-Element.zip)
 <!-- #[[YouTube Channels]] (YouTube-Channels-Custom-Element.zip) - REMOVED GCE -->