https://imgur.com/a/2kW0tbQ
When a visitor click on Facebook comment box to write comment, Mobile Chrome browser zooms entire page to max level as seen in the video.
I noticed same thing with many websites using Facebook comments, however I also noticed some websites including Facebook demo did not behave like that. I compared code but couldn't find the reason why its behaving like that.
Does anyone have a fix? I tried viewport meta tag as suggested on some relevant questions but it didn't help.
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I'm trying to embed a facebook like box to my website and am using the facebook developer like box too. I find that when pasting in the facebook page no activity, posts or anything appears in the box.
I've tried testing using different facebook pages and it works fine for those. Just not the facebook I want.
I'm really not sure why the facebookpage is https://www.facebook.com/thelopesarms?fref=ts
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thank you
I had the same problem.
Clear all your cache.
It's like a recent problem on like-box. But after I fixed with this, my plugin shows one more face than before :S
How do I solve an issue where the Facebook comments plugin seems to be completely broken? Please see the screen shot.
When I am logged in to Facebook, I see what you see there. Where the plugin HTML is meant to be, it says "skin must be one of the following values: light, dark".
When I am logged out of Facebook, it is completely blank. I am seeing this error on all browsers, on multiple test computers (including various configurations on browserstack.com), on every website that I can find that uses the Facebook social comments plugin - including Facebook itself!
It looks like Facebook have dramatically changed their comments plugin code. All sites using this plugin will probably have to update their code ASAP because the old code doesn't seem to work any longer.
To get Facebook's own page working, I just had to type in "light" in the Color Scheme box.
I know this question has been rised quite a lot of times, but then they constantly change things at Facebook and none of the numerous ways I've discovered on the web, works for me. Maybe it worked before, but not anymore.
I have a web page with a video playing in our skinned jwplayer. All the og tags are beautifully set, so that when a visitor likes the page, it's title, description, thumb and custom flash player are nicely shared on the users wall. Video even plays right there on the wall, in the embedded and customized flash player. So everything works as expected.
But!.. We would like to auto-post our new posts onto the website's page on Facebook and we want them to look exactly like when they are shared. One would probably expect that it'd be enough to simply post a link through PHP SDK and facebook will do the rest. But it doesn't. It seems to not pay attention at og tags in latter case.
What would be the right way to do this? Is it possible to force facebook to look at og tags? Or how to publish a post with a video in a similar way, but through PHP SDK?
One would probably expect that it'd be enough to simply post a link through PHP SDK and facebook will do the rest. But it doesn't.
What exactly are you posting – just a link, or a post containing a link?
(For difference between the two types of creating a feed object see https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/user/#posts vs https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/user/#links)
Is it possible to force facebook to look at og tags?
Normally it does without any further action neccessary.
Have you tried, though, putting your new posts URL through Facebook debugger before posting it?
Here is a site that I'm upgrading for one of my clients:
http://home.minitraper.pl/
As you can see, rolling the mouse over the facebook icon on the right, the LikeBox panel shows only 2 faces/connections but there are 5 people who like the page. I was playing around with various versions of LikeBox code (the current one is the iframe version) but it didn't change a thing.
What can possibly be wrong?
It could be that these people have set their FB preferences so you cannot be seen here unless you are that person's friend. You can't do anything about this.
This seems the most likely answer.
Just curious as I've tried to work this out, realizing the futility of working with iFrames. I've a client who insists on having his businesses facebook like box on his mobile site, as it's his main method of updating fans and followers of the business's happenings.
The main issue is the streaming content caps out at a height of 395px with no scrolling capability on mobile, thus it avails only a few of the latest entries and hides the rest.
Anyone know of a solution?
You could replace it with a combination of a Facebook like button, and code that reads and displays the Fan Page feed using the graph api's page's feed connection (/pageId/feed).