The issue I'm running into is that it seems that both Facebook and Twitter require a php file to authenticate . These files look like this.
Facebook:
<?php
// SET YOUR FACEBOOK API DETAILS HERE
$app_id = 'INSERT APP ID HERE';
$app_secret = 'INSERT APP SECRET HERE';
// More PHP code is below this line referring to the values set above.
?>
// More PHP code is below this line referring to the values set above.
Both of those are pulled directly from the forementioned jquery plugin.
My issue is not so much making that "plugin" work, but actually getting to a solution of how to make a Social Media feed on HubSpot when I don't seem to have access to PHP.
Has anyone done this without the use of iFrames? How did you do it?
Oct 24, 201711:27 AM - edited Oct 24, 201711:27 AM
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Thanks for the reply! @TRooInbound
While your solution technically does work, it doesn't fit the need of my client... but it will probably be the end solution if I'm being totally honest.
The issue is that we would like to merge the feeds into a single "Social" feed. So at 12:04 there's a tweet, 12:05 there's a Facebook post, etc. A list of all the social interactions down the line in a typical feed. For that, I do believe I'd need access to the respective APIs and both seem to require oAuth... which I think requires PHP. Not 100% on all that, but that seems to be where everything is pointing to.
(there is some problem when you click the URL here Please copy and paste above URL in new tab if you directly click from here than Google+ feed not display)