Setup/Installation: Diigo - Social Networks Auto-Poster for WordPress

How to setup Diigo in SNAP WordPress plugin and API

Diigo is a social bookmarking site. It is using a combination of login/password based API with API Key.

To use the Diigo API, an API key is required. The authentication uses HTTP Basic authentication – a standard authentication method that includes base64 encoded username and password in the Authorization request header.

[Update – January, 2017] Diigo is now allowing the use of the Diigo API to “Diigo Premium” accounts only.

Diigo Configuration

1. Get Diigo API Key.

You can get Diigo API Key from https://www.diigo.com/api_keys.

1. Click “Sign up for an API key”.
Get API Key
2. Fill the form with your info.
Please use your own information, don’t literally re-type “NextScripts Blog”, “NextScripts.com” and other sample info.
Fill your info
3. Notice your API Key
API Key

2. Connect Diigo to your WordPress.

1. Login to your WordPress Admin Panel, Go to the Settings->Social Networks AutoPoster Options.
2. Click “Add New Account”, select Diigo from the dropdown list.
3. Fill Diigo API Key from step 1.
4. Fill Diigo Username and Password.
5. Fill the “Post Title Format” and “Post Text Format”. Defaults are %TITLE% for “Post Title Format” and %TEXT% for “Post Text Format”
6. Click “Update Settings”.

2. Your Diigo account is ready to use.

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