Difference between revisions of "Twitter App Follow Button Element"
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1. Import the ''Follow Button'' custom element. <br /> <br /> | 1. Import the ''Follow Button'' custom element. <br /> <br /> | ||
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== Demo == | == Demo == | ||
Revision as of 21:18, 13 August 2010
Contents
Overview
A Follow Button custom element was developed using Twitter's @Anywhere API. It is extremely easy to use.
Setup
1. Import the Follow Button custom element.
Note: Verify the path for the render handler points to the ADF mapping, not the current site's mapping.
Demo
To set up a demo of the Follow Button custom element, follow these steps:
- Create a new page and place the Follow Button element on the page.
- Click the 'New Data' button.
- Type in the Twitter username for the button and click Save.
- Submit the changes to the page.
Alternate Method
You can also add Follow Buttons programatically inside a Custom Script like this:
<cfoutput>
Follow buttons can be placed anywhere, like this one to follow CommonSpot:
#application.papertweet.twitterService.followButton('commonspot')#. <br />
Notice that the button changes when it knows you are already following someone.
</cfoutput>