**** Twitter 1.0 ADF application ***** **************************************** Installation instructions: 1) Make sure you have the ADF installed and running. For more info go to this page: http://community.paperthin.com/adf-docs/index.php/Main_Page 2) Unzip the twitter.zip file into your /ADF/apps/ folder. A subfolder called twitter will be created and will include all the code and the custom elements ready to be imported from the /ADF/apps/twitter/exported-objects/ folder. 3) Edit the twitter.xml file with the Consumer Key and Consumer Secret values from your Twitter @Anywhere app. If you haven't created a Twitter @Anywhere app, go to this link for more details: http://dev.twitter.com/anywhere. Read that page and hit this link to register your Twitter application: http://dev.twitter.com/apps/new Also edit the Bit.ly Login and Key after signing up to Bit.ly here: http://bit.ly/a/sign_up 4) Once your twitter.xml file has been updated with the correct AppID and AppSecret values, move the XML file to the /cs_apps/config/ folder 5) Now open the /cs_apps/ADF.cfc file and add the following line to it bellow the rest of the loadApp commands: loadApp("twitter"); 6) Save the ADF.cfc file and ... 7) Reset the ADF for your Server and Site by following the instructions from this page: http://community.paperthin.com/adf-docs/index.php/Reset_ADF 8) Now you can import the Custom Elements: 1) Go to your site's admin.cfm (CommonSpot's Site Administrator) 2) Expand the 'Elements & Forms' tab and click on 'Elements' 3) In the Manage Elements screen click on 'Manage Categories' 4) Now click the 'Add New Category' link and create a 'Twitter Elements' category 5) Close the 'Manage Element Categories' screen 6) Back in the 'Manage Elements' screen click on the 'Import Custom Element' link. 7) Now click on 'Browse...' and go to the /ADF/apps/twitter/exported-objects/ folder 8) Click on one of the ZIP files to import that custom element. 9) Be sure to choose your new 'Twitter Elements' category 10) Click Next. 11) Repeat steps 7-10 for other custom elements in the exported-objects folder.