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lam_addthis
lam_addthis (Social Bookmarking Widget from addthis.com)
If not done so already, you need to create a free account at addthis.com. It allows you to track your statistics and such.
This plugin creates a javascript-generated, compact bookmarking widget.
Covers the following: Favorites, Google Bookmarks, Del.icio.us, Digg, Facebook, Furl, StumbleUpon, Yahoo MyWeb, Newsvine, Reddit, Technorati, Live Bookmarks, Yahoo Bookmarks, Twitter, Ask, myAOL, Slashdot, Fark, Simpy, Propeller, RawSugar, Blogmarks, Spurl, LinkaGoGo, Mister Wong, Wink, Backflip, Magnolia, Diigo, Blue Dot, Segnalo, Netvouz, Tailrank, BlinkList, DropJack, Feed Me Links
Usage:
place <txp:lam_addthis /> in your article form.
Attributes:
Required:
- user – (your addthis.com username)
- type – “bookmark” or “feed” (typically you’d probably be using type “bookmark” since Textpattern already has a built-in feed link. But for the sake of completeness I threw it in this plugin to take full advantage of whats offered at addthis.com. Plus the latter allows you to track statistics for your feed as well.)
Optional:
- wraptag – (default is “div”)
- class – class to apply to wraptag (default none)
More Optional:(these are used only for type=“feed”)
- flavor – “rss” or “atom” (default is “rss”)
- category – choose specific category (default is current category)
- section – choose specific section (default is current section)
- button – url of your own button image to use (default is
)
Examples (place in your article form):
<txp:lam_addthis user="your_username" type="bookmark" class="addthis" />
Check out nineorchids.com for the example in action.
Keywords/tags:
addthis,
ask,
blogmarks,
bookmarking,
bookmarklet,
bookmarks,
del.icio.us,
digg,
facebook,
fark,
favorites,
furl,
google bookmarks,
live bookmarks,
myaol,
newsvine,
propeller,
rawsugar,
reddit,
simpy,
slashdot,
spurl,
stumbleupon,
technorati,
twitter,
yahoo bookmarks,
yahoo myweb
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27 Dec 2007Article modified:
20 Feb 2008









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