I just added Comments Plugin to my website using Facebook for WordPress (A WordPress plugin). And I my friend tested commenting on the web page with option "Post to Profile" checked.
The post appeared on my friend's profile but when I tried to like or comment on the post, it says
"Unable to like this object because it is not accessible (it may have been removed or you may no longer have permission to see it)."
Does anybody know how to fix this?
This is the web page url http://www.baagames.com/2013/10/simcity-cities-of-tomorrow-gameplay
And this is my friend's post http://on.fb.me/H1eydT
This has been ongoing since the last 2 weeks. Every WordPress with Facebook Comments installed has the same issue. Asked the WP. Nothing. Asked FB. Nothing. The FB comment developers say it is FB causing the problem and to wait. That's all I know. VERY FRUSTRATING AND STRANGE!
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I thought the Facebook Comment Plugin was supposed to show all comments, but it doesn't update comments in real time and says "No recent comments". I know there were comments posted on a web page on my site, just a few minutes ago.
Is there any another way to see all Facebook comments posted on my website, instead to go to other web page?
That is the only area to see all comments from a site.
To see a particular URL you can use this API call
You can check this using https://graph.facebook.com/?fields=og_object{comments}&id=YOUR_URL
I have installed Facebook Comments for my Wordpress blog and everythings is working fine except for the fact that I'm not receiving notifications on facebook.com
1) I'm setupped as a Moderator of the apps
2) Meta properties : fb:app_id and fb:admins are set correctly.
3) Comments are getting in the moderation area so they are definitively there.
Is there anything else to checkout?
I have even try to create the whole process again with a new apps to see if I would have corrupted my apps in some way but it doesn't work.
Thanks for your help.
Mathieu
From Facebook Comments Box Docs
How do I know when someone comments on my site?
You can subscribe to the 'comment.create' and 'comment.remove' events
through FB.Event.subscribe.
You can use comment.create to do that, But it's impossible to get notified on Facebook
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/
Are comments on fb wall and on some web page synced? What I want to be:
someone leaves a comment on a site and checks "Post to my wall" option;
comment appears on his/her wall;
then he/she deletes comment from the wall;
comment is not being deleted on the site.
Am I doing anything wrong and this functionality already implemented by fb, so I am using the facebook comment plugin improperly?
Is it a correct approach in general? I mean - if I do everything ok, there is a reason why comments are not being deleted from a web page if they are deleted from the wall.
Any hints will be appreciated.
The comments in the plugin and the user's wall are not linked. The comment post and wall post have different Object IDs and the wall post is merely a copy of the original comment. In theory, these should be synched up, but Facebook hasn't built it in that way.
You will have to use the API to detect deleted comments and remove them from the comment plugin if you want them synched. But really, the user should be responsible for removing their comment as they must have removed it for a reason.
I'm working on implementing a two-way sync for a website that started as a Facebook fan page years ago and now is going to be run primarily off site.
Right now here's the process I'm using:
Import Posts + Comments from the Graph API. Posts are stored as Wordpress posts, comments are stored as Wordpress comments and some additional data such as Facebook Post ID or Post Author are stored in the post meta.
I've created a second submission form (only admin can submit posts from Wordpress site) that uses the Graph API to post directly to the fan page, then run the importer so that when the post is first entered into the database, it already has it's FB_POST_ID attached.
Comments from Facebook are easily updated and added to Wordpress. FB-Connect allows Facebook users to login and comment on the Wordpress but those comments are not synced with Facebook as I can't attach a user comment to a Facebook post via the Graph API (I can't control other users).
Has anyone run into anything similar or have other ideas for how I could achieve a "two-way" sync? (Quotes as my current setup is technically one-way that mimics two-way. New posts bypass Wordpress then get synced from Facebook).
This question is a bit old, but I actually got here from the official Facebook comments plugin page so I'm answering.
There is a plugin called WP-FB Comments
It's working fine, you can read my experience with it on my blog
(currently trying out Livefyre so you wont see it in action)
I'm working on a similar 2-way sync project. There isn't a way to sync comments (at least none that I can find). The way this has been accomplished is to create a new Facebook application and thus you comment thru the app, not Facebook's native comments, e.g. WPbook. Obviously, it's not ideal.
Wordbooker is another plugin that can accomplish what you're looking for -- when someone posts on Facebook, the comment is imported into Wordpress, and when someone comments on Wordpress, the comment is exported to the Facebook post too. The developer is fairly responsive if you have any issues setting it up.