We've implemented the Facebook Comments box on our website. I'm set up as a moderator, which means I receive a Facebook notification anytime anyone posts a comment via the comments box.
Happy to say we receive much engagement on our sites, but unfortunately this means I receive a notification almost every other minute. Do we know if there's a way to turn this notification feature off? At least for myself and not other moderators? I'd really just like to be alerted of activity on my own personal Facebook profile, rather than my website
Thanks in advance!
There doesn't seem to be a way to turn them off (I've searched extensively). However, you can create a separate Facebook account – "Grace Moderator", or something like that – and set that as the moderator instead of your main account. Then you won't get the notifications in your main account.
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I created a facebook ad with my personal account(what i use since six years),but it's been suspended.I sent my photo id over two week but there's still no reply.
I try to create ads with my friends' facebooks and computers,credit cards and of course different ads but thoose get suspended too?
What am i doing wrong?
Why facebook suspend a totally cleared ad?I paid 1500usd to a webside it looks professional i used the same computer and still they suspended it.
Can i make a complaint against facebook or its just a waste of time?
Is there any timeframe facebook has to reply me?
Thanks for help
We should close this question as others suggested but to give you a pointer, you should fill this form out and create ticket.
https://www.facebook.com/help/contact/?id=531795380173090
Facebook, a multi billion dollar organisation won't fork out for some live chat agents. Instead I'm stuck in a loop asking for approval, them not reviewing my app properly and giving me a cut/paste response. They say they monitor here, so here's hoping.
Nobody but me will ever use my app. It's a PHP page that posts to our radio station's Facebook page timeline www.facebook.com/BCnowplaying every hour or so, music that's playing on Budgie Collective.
We don't want to spam, this is why the nowplaying page is separate to our normal page.
The app works. All it does is grab a token, store it and post info to the page periodically.
I asked for permission to mention pages. And it was like I divided by zero. I only want this to mention pages of the DJ that compiled the mix that's on air (which is a sanctioned mention, as they have asked for this)... so that when their mix comes on, they are notified.
When I ask for the app to be granted this ability, I get told to show how the public will log in and use the app, and to give sample user accounts. Of course I have explained all this when requesting the permissions. But I keep getting knocked back. Nobody will talk to me directly and every time I re-explain and submit, I have to wait for several days to be given an answer that has nothing to do with how my app works. It's like they aren't even reading the submission.
What can I do next?
Since you're the only one using the application, there is no need to apply for approval. Owners of the application can already use the permission without going through the submission process.
By asking for approval you are basically telling Facebook that you want the public to use the mention feature as well.
So the solution here is to use the app as is and just change the settings to public in Settings > Status
Do you want to make this app and all its live features available to the general public?
Switch to yes.
We are making a Facebook app and want to integrate Facebook Friendselector.
The guys who are making the app tell me that starting 1/4/2012 we can only invite 1 friend at a time. Is this true? And what can we do about it? We want to select multiple friends.
I'm not sure where those "guys" get their info, but there's nothing about this in the Developer Roadmap, or in the documentation of the Requests Dialog itself.
Maybe they were referring to the Send Dialog which indeed can only be used for one friend (though the user can then add more on his own), but even if they were talking about this dialog, then you don't have to use this one, you can stay with the Requests Dialog.
I am having a strange problem while making app requests. I understand that when an app request is made through my app, it also puts a notification in the top saying so and so has sent a request from this app. Now, while I can successfully make the request, the bookmark count goes up but I do no get a notification at all. Is there something i could be missing? I'm following instructions from this blog post on Facebook developer site - http://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/464/. I am new to Facebook development so if it's something simple, please point me in the right direction.
Thank You.
I've had issues with this in the past but it looks like Facebook have very recently acknowledged this and brought about correcting the issue.
http://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/540/
App to User Requests now display messages
Previously, when apps sent notifications to users (available by posting a request to the apprequests connection of the User Graph object, as documented in Social Channels), the bookmark counters were incremented, but the message included with the notification was not shown. As of this week, if you send an app to user notification, we will also display the notification message in the apps or games dashboards. This provides app developers a more effective way to communicate application-level updates to users. Note that the ticker count is now shown in bookmarks, hovercards and, for games, in the games ticker. As a result of this change, your users may see an increased number of notification messages from your application.
I'm pretty new to facebook app. I want to make a simple app for learning. I want to create an app that visits mysite.com/page.json and prints some pretty html. Then i'd like to scan the json for 'private_message' and notify the user (and not publicly post on his/her wall) about the pm and print the message in their notification area.
The later is mostly what i want to learn. Where can i find the API reference? I looked at fql/notification but it looks like its looking at the notifications when i want to post a notification.
Applications cannot send private messages to users. Here is the discussion about it on the facebook developers forums.
Applications only have read-only access to the message inbox with the read_mailbox permissions.
I've gone through as much documentation on this topic as I can find on the Facebook's developer portal, and all I can find are ways to read notifications (the world icon at the top of the page) and mark notifications as unread, but I can't find any way create them. The best documentation I found on this topic was here:
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/user/#notifications
Anyone have better information about this?