Tumblr Crosspostr Plugin WordPress, Download, Install

November 14, 2016

Tumblr Crosspostr cross-posts your WordPress entries to Tumblr. Changes to your WordPress posts are reflected in your Tumblr posts.

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Originals Link WordPress.org

https://wordpress.org/plugins/tumblr-crosspostr/

How to Install Tumblr Crosspostr Plugin, Manually

Download the plugin file.
Unzip the file into your ‘wp-content/plugins/’ directory.
Go to your WordPress administration panel and activate the plugin.
Go to Tumblr Crosspostr Settings (from the Settings menu) and either create or enter your Tumblr OAuth consumer key and consumer secret. Then click “Save Changes.”
Once you’ve entered your consumer key and consumer secret, a “Connect to Tumblr” button will appear. Click that to be redirected to Tumblr’s authorization page.
Click “Allow” to grant access to your blog from Tumblr Crosspostr.
Start posting!!!

See also the Screenshots section for a visual walk through of this process.

Installation notes and troubleshooting

Tumblr Crosspostr makes use of Manuel Lemos’s oauth_client_class for some core functions. Most systems have the required packages installed already, but if you notice any errors upon plugin activation, first check to ensure your system’s PHP include path is set correctly. The lib directory and its required files look like this:

lib ├── OAuthWP.php ├── OAuthWP_Tumblr.php ├── TumblrCrosspostrAPIClient.php ├── httpclient │   ├── LICENSE.txt │   └── http.php └── oauth_api     ├── LICENSE     ├── oauth_client.php     └── oauth_configuration.json

It’s also possible that your system administrator will apply updates to one or more of the core system packages this plugin uses without your knowledge. If this happens, and the updated packages contain backward-incompatible changes, the plugin may begin to issue errors. Should this occur, please file a bug report on the Tumblr Crosspostr project’s issue tracker.

If images are not posting correctly please check that your WordPress blog is not using HTTPS. The Tumblr API does not support HTTPS image sources via the API.