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ljxp version 6.x-1.0 (official D6 release)
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This module is modelled after the WordPress plugin of the same name; I'd call
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it a port, but there are only a few sections of code that actually
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remain the same. So while it's not actually technically original, it's
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about 80% different. That said, I must give credit to the original author
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who did a lot of work in getting the WordPress plugin working:
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http://ebroder.net/livejournal-crossposter/
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To install:
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1) drop the entire directory into your modules or sites/*/modules directory
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2) go to administer >> modules and enable the module
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3) go to administer >> settings >> ljxp and enable the content types you want
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to use
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4) If you want more than just UID #1 to use this functionality, Go to
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administer >> access control and set the 'can crosspost to livejournal'
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permission for a role.
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5) go to 'my account' and choose edit; enter your LiveJournal info there.
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Each user must have his or her own crossposting information.
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TODO:
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o A way to automatically post old entries.
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o Rigorous testing.
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o A 'test' button on the my account that simply logs in and ensures that
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the data is correct.
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o A little more flexibility with the header, perhaps.
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