I have a website using Facebook Comments Plugin. It's being spammed every day and I want to filter spammy comments using my algorithms serverside but I can't see how I can hide a comment or ban a user for FB Comments Plugin programmatically. Am I missing it or is it impossible?
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There is facebook Comments Plugin in one page of our client. I get all comments through fb.subcribe events and store them in our database.
Now We have to hide those comments, I have to go to the developers tool to make moderation because I am only the administrator that the client has added.
My question is:
Is there any way to use API facebook Graph to hide the comment? Does someone already make this action by API graph facebook.
Thanks a lot
I read about the possibility to mirror Facebook comments. The idea is that when you share a link from your website to your Facebook page, comments on your webpage will also appear as comments on your Facebook post and vice versa. https://developers.facebook.com/products/social-plugins/comments/
I'm wondering if it's possible to do the same thing using the Disqus comment system? That means for any Facebook post that is a link to my website, is it possible to show the comments on that post on my website too using the Disqus comment system?
I know it's possible with LiveFyre but I don't want to switch my comment system ...
No, that is not possible. The Facebook Comment Mirroring uses the Facebook Comments plugin. So the comments on your site, using the plugin, will also appear on the Facebook Post that the publisher has shared (and linked via a special API).
It is not possible to make the comments using the Disqus plugin appear on the Facebook post. They don't support that special integration.
I am importing the posts and comments in my FB fan page to my custom website. I am importing using graph api. In the response array I am getting two types of action URL for "comments" and "likes".
See below :
http://www.facebook.com/149263441795729/posts/240758399312899
Using this link in following code
<fb:like href="http://www.facebook.com/149263441795729/posts/240758399312899" width="450" height="80"/>
I get the following error
The page at http://www.facebook.com/149263441795729/posts/240758399312899 could not be reached.
How can I like these posts or comments from my website? Is there any solution for that?
I think--I'm no expert here--that redirects such as this are controlled by Facebook, with a cross-site scripting policy file on their servers that say whether or not they will allow redirects and to who. On my website for example I allow anybody to cross link, since I'm just a little guy, but I bet Facebook only allows it with preferred partners like various corporations, see the story below. That would be my best guess.
Paul
http://thenextweb.com/facebook/2011/09/15/facebook-may-be-adding-cross-linking-to-foursquare-yelp-gowalla-and-more-on-pages/
Facebook may be adding cross-linking to Foursquare, Yelp, Gowalla and more on Pages
Facebook appears to have added cross-linking between Pages and other location-based sites like Foursquare, Yelp, Gowalla and SCVNGR to its Pages, reports Scribbal. Tech evangelist Robert Scoble posted a notice on his Google+ profile earlier today that indicated a new partnership between Foursquare and Facebook as the Page for a place was shown to direct viewers to the comparable location on Foursquare.
The links appear off to the left underneath the ‘Like’ count and checkin count on a location’s page. The only question that remains is whether the users are activating these connections themselves or if it is something that is done automatically. This could be Facebook’s plan to integrate itself with other location sites now that it has distributed the Facebook Places features throughout its framework.
Facebook has been on a tear lately, adding the Subscribe button and smart Friends list features just this week, as well as Facebook integration into the new Skype for Mac. It is clearly making an effort to maintain its lead over Google+ as the preeminent social network and it doesn’t want lack of features to be a reason for anyone to quit it.
We have reached out to Facebook about this new feature and will update this post when we hear back.
I'm using Facebook registration for my website and I'm also using Facebook comments plugin on several pages on my website. I want to only allow registered users to comment. I don't want to simply hide the comments if they're not registered. I want them to see the comments but only be allowed to add comments if they are registered. Any ideas?
If the user is registered, show the comment plugin like normal. If they aren't registered, you could use the graph api (https://graph.facebook.com/comments/?ids=http://www.example.com) to pull the comments and render them yourself and style them to look similar to the Facebook plugin.
I have a site where users share documents, and I set a Facebook comment box for each document, with different URL for separate comments (more than 200k!).
What it's the easiest way to moderate comments without enter in each document URL? As I can read, I need a Facebook App ID, but I can't find the way to get it, and also I don't need a full facebook app, I only want moderation. It's possible to set the admin ID in the plugin to a fan page and moderate all from them?
Thank you
My dear you need to have an APP ID. While getting the process of APP ID (making an application in facebook developers) you just need to enter your email address as developer of facebook. Then just put facebook comment box plugin and you will see the plugin shows a link "Administer Comment" below the post button. Click on that button you will see a small window where you can set your moderator.
This is qutite simple.
you can moderate facebook comment in Comments Evolved for WordPress plugin, we just need to create facebook app id, and have to edit wordpress header.php.
I had just shared a post on this you can refer it...
Enable Comments Evolved Pluging for Moderate Facebook Comment in WordPress.