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REQUIREMENTS
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This module requires Drupal 6.x and PHP 5.2.x (or newer), as well as the
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Profile module (included in Drupal) and the RDF module [1].
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[1] http://drupal.org/project/rdf
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INSTALLATION
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1. Copy all the module files into a subdirectory called
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sites/all/modules/skype_status/ under your Drupal installation
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directory.
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2. Go to Administer >> Site building >> Modules and enable the
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Skype Status module.
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3. Go to Administer >> User management >> Profiles and create a new
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single-line textfield that will hold your users' Skype IDs. You can
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name and title this field anything you like, but make sure that the
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field's Visibility setting is either of the two "Public field, content
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shown on profile page" options.
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4. Go to Administer >> Site configuration >> Skype status to review and
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change the configuration options to your liking. Specifically, select
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the profile field that you created in the previous step.
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5. Go to My account, click Edit, input your Skype ID into the profile
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field you created in step 3, and click Save; when your profile page is
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displayed, you should see your Skype status and your Skype ID should
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have become converted to a callto:// link.
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Note that there may be significant delay (even up to 10-15 seconds) the
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first time that your status is retrieved; however, subsequent updates
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should complete well within a second.
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6. (See README.txt for information on submitting bug reports.)
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