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Updated Jul 28, 2010 by mikedotmore

Options List

Plugin supports many arguments. But, all arguments are optional..

You can place options array in a HTML5 data attribute [data-button] or HTML comment so It would not break HTML validation of your page. Options must be separated by a comma, but a trailing comma is fatal.

Option Description Default value
debug Set debug to 1 while you are testing to throw errors, then set it to 0 when you done. 0
url By default button will use the URL & title of the current page. to override this set it manually. ''
url_querystring When 'url' is left empty. any query string in the current page URL will be ignored, which should be suitable to most blogging platforms. but if your post URL uses query string to identify each post then you must set this to 1

query string: anything in URL that comes after ? including the question mark.
0
title By default button will use the title of the current page when url is empty. to override this set it manually. ''
button The tall button is the default. to use the wide button set this to 'wide' 'tall'
nick Your Twitter nickname(username). So when people retweet your link; it would be prefixed with "RT @username" ''
login This is the bit.ly account login that will be used on every call to bit.ly API.

A bit.ly account was created to be used by default. So, it is not necessary but it is recommended to use your own bit.ly login and API key in order to track your links statistics on your bit.ly dashboard.

You can have a free bit.ly account at http://bit.ly/a/sign_up and get your API key at http://bit.ly/a/your_api_key.

To use yours, set these default plugin options with your login and API key right after including the javascript files

<script type="text/javascript">
	$.fn.bitlyButton.defaults.login = 'your-login';
   	$.fn.bitlyButton.defaults.api_key = 'your-API-key';
</script>
'bitly...'
api_key bit.ly API key that will be used on every call to bit.ly API as described above..

A bit.ly account was created to be used by default.
'R_a61....'
css CSS for this buttton is included in the javascript file. to use you custom CSS, set this to 0 to disable inline CSS.

Refer to this CSS file to get an idea about the used styles
1
icon Image URL for the button icon. If you need to change it or to host it somewhere else you can set the new URL here.

you can also set this to empty string '' to disable and instead show the "icon_txt".
'http://bitly-button.googlecode.com/svn/v1/bitly.png'
icon_txt Text that will be used when "icon" option is disbaled.. 'bit.ly'


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