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.
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Im attempting to embed a simple Facebook timeline onto my website, unfortunately when I put the link of the facebook page that I want to embed into the Facebook page plugin website, a preview is not available, and it doesn't appear on my website when I copy the code into my HTML.
It does work when I change the link to something else.
This is the link to my Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/flatworlddigital
Your page does not appear to be fully public, I get
Sorry, this content isn't available right now
when I follow your Facebook link.
The documentation for the plugin clearly mentions that it won’t work for pages with any kind of privacy restrictions, https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/page-plugin/#privacy:
Privacy Restricted Pages
Facebook Pages with privacy restrictions cannot be embedded.
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.
I am trying to add a Facebook comments box on my webpage.
I have tried several different plugins and they all have the same problem: When I try to comment on the facebook page in question through my website, the comment shows up on my website, but not on the Facebook page.
I have inputted the correct Facebook app ID and facebook page URL into the plugins.
I don't understand what I am doing wrong. I am using Rapidweaver as a web design program. Please help (and note that I am very new to this and not a programmer).
The comments will never show up on your Facebook page.
The comments plugin is a social interaction on your site, so users comment on your site not your Facebook page. No plugin will double post comments unless you explicitly ask for access from the user to post on your Facebook page. From what I have seen so far, no such plugin exists.
For more info: Read http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/comments/
Facebook comments plugin - as far as I understand, if I have put the facebook comments plugin on a post web page, and the permalink of the post being commented on matches the base URL, then comments are stored via facebook using my post permalink.
Lets say if I post the permalink onto my facebook page wall (which I am the admin of), the open graph tags come into play, all the relavant data is pulled in, fb:admins, fb:app etc.
But is it possible to connect my facebook page (using my facebook page ID) to that permalink - so that comments posted on the page using comment plugin, connect/link with the post comments on my facebook page wall?
Thanks
This is currently not possible. We've implemented custom solution using Facebook Application and Facebook Javascript SDK on the website itself. You need to query the comments table of a specific Page post via FQL using your app access token from your server to retrieve all comments and render them on the page.
Then you need to provide user with several entry points for several states in order to enable posting for them. You need to solve four cases:
User doesn't like the page and didn't authorize your app
User doesn't like the page and authorized your app
User likes the page and didn't authorize your app
User likes the page and authorized your app
User needs to like your page and authorize your app with publish_stream permission in order to be able to comment on your page posts via your website. Of course you need to maintain reference between posts on your page and posts on your website.
The website where we did this a few years ago is BIGGBOSS click on "Komentáře" and find the same post on Facebook with the same comments.
As far as I understand your question its not possible to connect the comments from the commentbox, integrated in your non-facebook page (e.g a blog of yours), to the comments which are posted to a post on your fanpage.
The only solution would be to build an custom commentbox with the open-graph and publish the comments to the fanpagepost and additionally extract the comments out of the fanpage to display them on your blog.
But this requires accepting permission dialog before people are able to comment on your blog which would probably decrease the comments made. You would lose the benefit of the built-in commentbox.
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.