I have search all over internet and asked the instant article team too in instant article facebook page,
but I can't find the answer the way too put email-opt in instant.
I have put <form>, <button≫, <input> tag on instant article editor, it successfully saved but it's not shown in page manager apps.
I have asked to place that write article about facebook instant article, but no answer too.
I have searched at facebook instant article docs dev, but couldn't find it too.
Is there place I'm missing?
Does it need particular step like we must have facebook leads, or audience network or something first?
I would appreciate your help
Thanks
I asked this on the FB Dev forum and they said it's still being rolled out. Only select publishers have this option for the time being.
Source: Facebook Help Centre
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I read about crossrider API today and tried to find a page to signup or register in that as they said in http://www.crossrider.org/
but didnt find any page or any form for such action.
anyone knows about the problem?
many links that i found in the web about this was broken, even their forum
that mentioned in FAQ page.
thanks for spending your time.
I know this has been posted before, but I haven't seen a definitive answer only a bunch of "I thinks" or no answer. The Facebook documentation shows a much more in depth dialog box with information about the app from the developer tool. However, now I seem to only get a box asking for only the permissions.
This is going to be a page tab, so the user won't necessarily see the App Details page and I want to describe to them why I'm asking for what I'm asking for.
Answer points go to either A)How to do it, or B)Documentation showing it can't be done.
Thanks,
Andrew
Looks like the Facebook Documentation was out of date. It has since been updated.
App information will not be in the dialog box.
I run a small business and we are about to overhaul our website and forum. I have looked through the Q&A in this section and havent found anything yet. Is it possible to allow my customers to sign in to my forum on my website through facebook?
yes it is possible.
you can use this http://developers.facebook.com/docs/guides/web/.
here you can find facebook API for your site as your requirement.
Maybe instead of trying to update your current one, which can be a nightmate, you could start from scratch and import any of the old users or posts you need.
The link below is an example of SMF forum and SA facebook integration but slightly modified to allow full integration.
http://www.albentley.co.uk/portfolio/index.php/websites/59
first time Facebook developer so was hoping for some guidance. Been given a very brief spec:
Requirement is to run it where fans have to give email (so that we can
contact winners) with opt in for newsletter sign up and also must FB
like VF to be entered into prize draw. There will be options to choose
from. They choose one and can't vote more than once.
So I'm thinking about a Facebook application that sits as a tab on the facebook page. If the user hasn't "Liked" the page, they'll be encouraged to "Like" the page in order to proceed.
If it's liked, they'll have an option to opt into our newsletter. They will also be allowed to answer one question with one answer. When they submit it, they will then be entered into a competition.
If they pick the "right" option, we will send them an email telling them so.
Right - does this sound fairly straightforward? Are there any guides, examples or tutorials that could help? Am I going about it in the right way?
Many thanks in advance,
JJ
That sounds very straightforward and you are going about it in the right way.
The best tutorials and examples can probably be found in the Facebook Developers documentation and in the example files within the PHP SDK (http://github.com/facebook/php-sdk/)
To find out if the current viewing user has liked the page or not check out the signed request that Facebook passes to your app tab. It contains this and a lot more useful information http://developers.facebook.com/docs/authentication/signed_request/
What you have is pretty much how the majority of companies are pushing forward with Facebook. They are driving up the Like count by forcing users to Like the page before getting to their goodies. There are lots of examples on the internet as to how to create a page which checks if the user likes the page. As you've not stated what programming language you are going to be tackling this in, it is going to be hard to point you in the right direction.
I recently implemented the Facebook social plugin for comments on my blog. I assumed, incorrectly, that I would get a Facebook notification when someone posts a comment to one of my articles. I was wondering if that is a possibility.
I have read references to the use of a event.subscribe function in the javascript SDK, but I wasn't really interested in creating a javascript-based notification dingus but would rather just see the little badge in my Facebook notification window.
I'd love any insight on how others have addressed this.
Thanks in advance!
Just add yourself as moderator under Facebook developers comments tool. That's it. You'll start getting notifications of any comments on any of your blog posts.
Shorter way:
Open this url (am assuming you are signed into Facebook and is administrator of your Facebook app):
https://developers.facebook.com/tools/comments/
Click on settings
Add yourself (or any of your friend/employee) as moderator.
Lengthier way:
Click on 'Moderation Tool' on any of your blogpost's facebook comments.
You must be on Facebook developers page now. On this page, you must be seeing something like 'your app name' > 'the blogpost title' (from where you clicked moderation tool). Here click on your app name.
On this new page, click on settings.
You must be seeing a modal now. Add yourself (or any of your friend) as moderator here.
You must be getting notifications now.
For those who have been struggling to find a way to get notified when someone sends a comment on your page, here's a (sort of) solution.
Assuming you've created an app for your website, add the following meta tag to your <head>: <meta property="fb:app_id" content="YOUR_APP_ID_HERE" />
Then in Facebook Moderation Tool choose your app and click on Settings in top right corner. In settings, choose Moderation rules tab and at the bottom, you'll find an option Closed under Moderation heading. Select this option. By setting Closed option you basically have to approve all comments that are added to your site, but right now that's the only option how to get notified right in your Facebook without setting up custom listeners on comment.create event. That's also why this solution is sort of solution.
Also don't forget to add yourself as a moderator as Saurabh's answer suggests (otherwise you won't get any notification in your facebook).
Easiest way is to just check the Facebook moderation tool. You could build some kind of notification system that pulls comments using the graph api. I haven't seen any alert/notification system yet that somebody has else built but it would be pretty easy.
Unfortunately, even on the doncaprio blog, the owner has noted that
"For some reasons, notifications stopped working for some months now. I'm yet to find a fix for this... seems like an issue with fb or something."
I've come to the conclusion that I have to live with not having comment notifications.