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Overview<\/h3>\n\n\n\n

This guide will explain how to customize the content of the Tweet option available to endusers after installing, cloning or upgrading applications via Softaculous.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The settings can be managed from Softaculous Admin panel -> Settings -> General go to the Social Media Settings<\/strong> 

Here you will see the following options : 
1. Turn off Tweet for New Installations<\/strong> : Select this checkbox to disable the Tweet option after the installation of a script. 
2. Tweet Message for New Installations<\/strong> : Here you can customize the default tweet content the users will see after installing a script. 
3. Turn off Tweet for Upgrade Installation<\/strong> : Select this checkbox to disable the Tweet option after upgrading an installation. 
4. Tweet Message for Upgrade Installation<\/strong> : Here you can customize the default tweet content the users will see after upgrading an installation. 
5. Turn off Tweet for Clone Installation<\/strong> : Select this checkbox to disable the Tweet option after cloning an installation. 
6. Tweet Message for Clone Installation<\/strong> : Here you can customize the default tweet content the users will see after cloning an installation. 
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Tags : You can use the following tags to load dynamic data related to user’s installation 
1. [[SCRIPTNAME]] – Use this for script name 
2. [[TYPE]] – Use this for script type Eg: PHP, PERL, etc 
3. [[softurl]] – Use this for the URL of installation 
4. [[cat]] – Use this for the script category Eg: Blog, CMS, etc 
5. [[ver]] – Use this for the version of script installed 
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