Rob, there's a plugin for that! You can find a bunch of extensions in http:/
For likes and reposts, you'll want Kyle Mahan's "Reactions" plugin.
Once that's done, if you want to add a mobile option you might take a look at http:/
Thanks, Chris, I had no idea Known now has so many community plugins!
I installed the Reactions plugin but when I enabled it I got a slug of warning messages about headers etc. so I've had to disable it again. Oh well!
, Jan 09 2017 on raretrack.uk
@aegibson73 Like doesn't work in what sense? It's really just a URL field and nothing else. You might also try uninstalling and reinstalling. (And I'm presuming you've enabled it in the settings at /admin/plugins/)
If you have your site set up with the Twiiter plugin (or Convoy) then you should be able to use it to "like" tweets and the "like" will be POSSEd to Twitter as well. (I demoed a mobile version of this at IndieWebCamp LA which I'm pretty sure was recorded in the demo section at the beginning of day one and available at the Youtube channel.)
I use the plugin, but for some reason "Like" doesn't work.
The errors can sometimes be a result of which version of PHP you're running. Double check that, though I'm not sure what the minimum threshold Known requires at the moment. Usually these days v5.6 is a good sweet spot. Versions under 5.5 may cause errors like what you saw and I know my stupid host often defaults new installs to 5.4 for some reason.
You can also check to see if it's a known issue in the open or closed queues at the github repo: https:/
Otherwise cut/paste the error(s) into the issue queue in the repo to see what what others in the community think it could be.
Chris Aldrich, Jan 09 2017 on stream.boffosocko.com