I disabled facebook comment mirror on setting.
But on my website show: Your comment may also appear on Kim Nguyễn's Facebook Page.
Comment Mirroring allows people to participate in a single conversation, whether comments come from your webpage or from your Facebook Page. When you share a link to your website on your Facebook Page, comments from that webpage will also appear as comments on your Facebook Page post and vice-versa. This creates a richer conversation on both your Facebook Page and on your website because the comments will appear in both places.
You can turn on comment mirroring in the moderation tool by going to the Settings tab. In order to turn on comment mirroring, you need to be a Page admin for the Facebook Page on which you want to enable mirroring.
If you want people to be able to include photos in comments with comment mirroring enabled, you must also turn on Allow visitors to the Page to publish posts for your page. To make comments mirrored correctly, your Facebook page needs to be public to everyone.
Comment mirroring takes effect on new webpages created after the setting has been enabled. Once comment mirroring is turned on for a particular webpage, there is no way to disable mirroring (you can only turn off mirroring for new webpages going forward), so if the auto close feature is enabled and it is shared to your Facebook Page, new comments can still be made from the Facebook Page post, but not from your webpage.
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Will people know that we’re mirroring comments? When a person begins to write a comment on your website, they'll see a message that lets them know that their comment will also appear on your Facebook Page. The same message appears when a person begins to write a comment on an article posted to your Facebook Page.
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How does moderation work? All comments, whether left on the Facebook Page post or on the original article on your website, will show up in the main Facebook comment moderation tool, so all comments displayed on the article page can be moderated. If you hide a comment in the moderation tool, it will automatically be hidden on the Facebook Page, too.
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I have a Facebook Page for my blog named PeppyBurro. And I have a Facebook App named PeppyBurro Blue. I am using this app's app ID to embed FB comments on my blog. The comments section is live and working fine.
I can even moderate the comments on my moderation page:
Now I want to enable Facebook Comments Mirroring in this app's settings so that the comments entered on the website appear on the corresponding post on the FB page and vice-versa. However, when I attempt to do that, FB tells me I don't have a page to connect!
For what it's worth, I already have Instant Articles up and running on my page.
I have had the same problem: It's not possible to activate mirroring to post to personal Facebook profiles. It only works with Facebook pages (sites). In order to use this feature you have to create a Facebook page (with your profile) and post to it.
Is it possible for people who are visiting my website to leave comments/posts which are visible/posted both on my site and on my Facebook page?
So if a user types in my site a comment such as "your site sucks big time" I want that post to exist both in my site (in a comments page for example) and in my site's Facebook page.
The comments plugin seems just to add a comments functionality in my website.
The embedded posts plugin does the opposite. Is there some combined functionality?
It is not possible with the Comments Plugin, you could listen to the edge event for creating a new comment but it does not get you access to the contents of the comment: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/javascript/FB.Event.subscribe/v2.2
There is only one way to do this: By creating your own commenting system and by authorizing every user who wants to comment. Since you probably want the comments to show up as posted by that user, you would need to authorize the user with the "publish_actions" permission. You need to get that permission approved too: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/review/login
So, the steps are:
Create your own commenting system
Authorize users who want to comment (FB.login)
The user should be able to decide (with a checkbox, for example) if he wants his comment to show up on Facebook too
After posting in your custom commenting system, use the feed endpoint of your page for posting
...or use the comments endpoint of a specific page post
I have a Facebook "fan page" for my acting career (I mean a page that I created within my personal FB account) I want to make the feed from this page appear on my personal website as a "news feed" for publicity reasons. My website developer tool has a "custom HTML" option that has allowed me to make my Twitter feed appear on the webpage, but I want to use my Facebook page instead.
What you are searching for is the Like Box which has option to display your Page's stream on your website. Features about the like box (Quoting from documentation)
See how many people like the Page, and which of their friends like it, too.
Read recent posts from the Page.
Like the Page with one click, without needing to visit the Page.
Like box is a widget shown in an iframe. For users who want a full fledged solution that works on any device -
Famax is a plugin that will pull out your page posts, what people are posting on your page, your page albums etc.
http://www.codehandling.com/2015/03/famax-40-complete-facebook-fanpage.html
I am struggling to see a working example of facebook commenting syncing comments with facebook posts. The following is extracted from: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/comments/
Friends and people who like the Page can then respond to the
discussion by liking or replying to the comment directly in the News
Feed on Facebook or in the Comments Box on your site. Threads stay
synced across Facebook and on the Comments Box on your site regardless
of where the comment was made.
As an example, check out any techcrunch article on their facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/techcrunch?fref=ts If you click a link to view an article on their website, the comments are completely different and don't seem to be synced at all.
Can anyone shed some light on (A) if comments can be properly synced (B) how it is done.
I have an app set up with sandboxing on. If I comment on an article on my site, then post a link to that article on our facebook page, I would expect the comments on our site and the comments on the shared article to be the same?
I have a wordpress blog. Is it possible to publish a link to facebook so that the published link on my facebook business page has the same like counter as the one on the blog?
Also, can the comments section be the same? (i.e. if I post the link on facebook, when someone comments, it automatically updates the comments section of the blog post and vice versa?)
This is not possible, each set of likes and comments are independent. There is no way to perform a merge of this data currently.
The Facebook Wordpress plugin provides essentially most of what you can do currently to link Wordpress to the Facebook API http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/facebook
You can't link the like counter of your posts and pages to your Facebook page, why? They're all separate post and pages. It only makes sense.
What you can do? You can announce your post on Facebook (timeline or business page) and all can comment on it. You can add Facebook comments to your posts and pages. The commenter has the choice of that comment showing up in his Facebook timeline. People can "like" the post announcement, or the post itself if you have the Like button on it. They both act separately because for people to actually like your post, they have to visit the page. For analytics it makes sense because you want to know who is in your Facebook page and who actually clicks to visit your site. Both are not the same, and that's the point.
If you want to actually merge your site with Facebook, it will have to be in the form of a Facebook app. If that's the direction you want to take, I believe you can find some help here on the matter.