WP-Lifestream2 1.0

Lifestream displays your social feeds and photos much like you would see it on many of the social networking sites. Install : Upload the plugin into /wp-content/plugins/. You should end up with /wp-content/plugins/lifestream/.Activate the plugin under the "Plugins" menu.Visit "Lifestream" -> "Settings" to configure the basic options, and add feeds.There are severals methods in which you can use Lifestream in a WordPress page.The easiest way is to use the normal context handler (works in pages and posts):[lifestream]Another method requires a custom WordPress page, or the use of a template, and is a simple function call:You may also specify several parameters in the lifestream method (useful for sidebar display). These should be in the standard key=>value format for PHP calls. (int) offset: defaults to 0 (int) limit: defaults to '50' (string) date_interval: defaults to '1 month' (boolean) break_events: defaults to false - forces grouped events to be single (array) user_ids: defaults to all users -- specify the ids of users to show (array) feed_types: defaults to all feeds -- specify the feed keys (e.g. twitter) to show (array) feed_ids: defaults to all feeds -- specify the ids of feeds to show, also overrides feed_types settingFor example:[lifestream limit="10"]For more advanced uses, you may directly use get_events() which will return an array of Event instances. This is the same syntax as the lifestream() method.Example:Another popular example, would to be show your current Twitter, or Facebook status somewhere in your templates:$events = $lifestream->get_events(array('feed_types'=>array('twitter'), 'number_of_results'=>1, 'break_groups'=>true);$event = $events[0];// to render it with linksecho $event->feed->render_item($event, $event->data);// or render just the textecho $event->data['title'];Or, use our handy shortcuts:And

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	PHP
Keyword:	Displays,  Feeds,  Lifestream,  Networking,  Photos,  Sites,  Social
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