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38 lines
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bit.ly URL shortening requires the login name and API key for a bit.ly account.
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Register for an account or set up your API key here:
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http://bit.ly/a/your_api_key
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Administrators can configure a login and API key to use through the admin panels
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on the site; these credentials will then be used for all users.
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(In the future, options will be added for individual users to override the keys
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with their own login for URLs they post.)
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If the login and API key are left empty in the admin panel, then bit.ly will be
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disabled and hidden from the list of available URL shorteners unless a global
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default was provided in the plugin configuration.
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To enable bit.ly with no default credentials, simply slip into your config.php:
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addPlugin('BitlyUrl');
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To provide default credentials, add them as parameters:
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addPlugin('BitlyUrl', array(
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'login' => 'myname',
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'apiKey' => '############################'
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));
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These settings will not be individually exposed to the admin panels, but the
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panel will indicate whether or not the global default settings are available;
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this makes it suitable as a global default for multi-site hosting, where admins
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on individual sites can change to use their own settings.
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If you're using a bit.ly pro account with a custom domain etc, it should all
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"just work" as long as you use the correct login name and API key for your
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account.
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