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#CONFIGURE INSTAFEED REGISTRATION#

URL of the ICANN Whois Inaccuracy Complaint Form: įor more information on Whois status codes, please visit Īccess to WHOIS information is provided to assist persons in determining the contents of a domain name registration record in the registry database. In the url right after ‘#access_token=’ you can grab your public Access Token, which also has your ID in it.Registry Domain ID: D425500000001976070-AGRS At this point, you are using your local server to simulate an API connection, and you will Authorize it to get a view of the Access Token response. Visiting the URL we made with the Client ID will bring up an ‘Authorize’ screen. You can access the Client ID again from the Instagram Developers site on the Manage Clients page. Remember: Replace the 'CLIENT_ID’ part of this url with your Client ID. Open your browser and paste the url below, replacing the string after ‘client_id’ and before the ’&’ with your Client ID you saved earlier, and hit Enter to visit this URL: Once you have a ‘localhost’ server running, you can use a simple URL in your browser to grab your access token. Put in the redirect url your local server, for example: Step 6-Use this API URL in a browser Step 5-Spin up a ‘localhost’ to access API url Also, open the ‘Sandbox’ tab and confirm you are the ‘admin’ of this app. Step 4-Configure Client for Public AccessĬlick ‘Edit’ on your app from the Manage Clients screen, then open the ‘Security’ tab and uncheck the ‘Disable Implicit OAuth’ since we’d like the public to be able to see our feed. Copy the Client ID here, or at least keep this tab open, you will need the Client ID soon.

Go to Manage Clients, and hit ‘Register a New Client’ to register and gain API access. Visit and register a new app Step 2 - Register a new application This could be done easily using this third party service, or to protect you data directly in Instagram by creating a developer account, following these steps: Step 1 - Register Application To make it work on your wiki, you need to grab an access token from Instagram. Create a Facebook app linked to Instagram, and add yourself as a test user. Select the displayer of the feed: panel reduces images to 75px Setting up Instafeed is pretty straight-forward - there are 3 main steps.Select the source of the photos that are shown (user feed with 'get', or a specific tag).Select the size of the photos that are shown (150px 'thumbnail', 306px 'low_resolution' or 612px 'standard_resolution').

set the maximum number of photos that are shown.

Edit this page in WYSIWYG mode and include the XWiki macro with the name 'Insta Feed' and introduce the token generated at the following step. Go to the page where you want the instagram feed to appear. Created using this JS script: thanks to Steven Schobert.

Configure instafeed