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
Related
I've tried to mark my fanpage in my posts by many ways:
Adding [#pageid]
Adding [#pagename]
Adding {pageid}
Adding {pagename}
Adding a property message_tags in the post object
But it doesn't work.
Someone know how to do it?
You need to go through the review process for that. Check out the changelog and search for "Pages can mention other Pages when publishing via API": https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/changelog
It includes a link to the review docs: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/review/login#pagementions
Basically, you can only mention a Page if an Admin or Developer of your App manages that Page without the review process.
That being considered, it should be explained how to actually mention Pages here: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraph/using-actions/v2.0#pages
#[page-id]
or
#[page-url]
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!
I am trying to figure out how to get to a spot where I can interact with those that "LIKE" a link on my website. I have seen both of these articles on Stack, but they have not helped me.
Facebook Like Button + Open Graph + Website = Pushing Updates to Likes?
No "Admin Page" link on Facebook Like button on a web page
I have a feeling that the second link above is just not up to date anymore for the new Facebook.
My site is http://www.UpcomingEvents.com.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!! We have some heavily LIKE'd urls and it would be great to be able to get info to those who are interested.
Thanks in advance!
Dennis
I must say, luckily this is not possible anymore. I don´t want to suddenly get stuff in my stream on facebook just because i liked one article/page on a website.
Here´s the info:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/migration/
With this admin page deprecated, developers will no longer have the ability to publish updates to users who have clicked on a particular Like Button. The REST endpoint to publish updates for a Like Button will also be deprecated.
I have a website that allows people to post events and it automatically posts their events to facebook if they so choose. I also integrated facebook comments on the event pages on my website.
Is it possible to merge the comments that people leave on my website's event pages with the comments that people leave on the facebook event page that was automatically made for them? I can't seem to find any documentation on this.
Edit: Just to clarify: The comments on my website are done via the facebook-comments API, they are not a module of my application.
Adding a separate answer, as after clarification it's significantly different.
If you want to basically have the wall of your event show up on your website, you can use the Event API to pull in wallposts and display them. To be able to post to that wall, you would have to do some custom coding to authenticate the user with publish_stream permission and then have a form on your site that would post to the event's wall, as noted in the post section of the above link.
Someone may have done this already and put code out there, but I doubt there is an easier way to get your ideal situation up and running. This use case isn't as automagic as the comments box, unfortunately.
If you're just looking to spread your events socially, however, the comments box will post to the commenters' walls with a link to your event page, which can then in turn point them to the Faecbook event. You might be able to use the Facebook event's URL as the URL for your comment box on the website, so it would just post a link directly to the Facebook event, but I'm not sure on that one.
I looked at this in my app, and we ended up deciding to just maintain separate streams. This is because it's only a one-way integration - you can get comments from Facebook via the Graph API and format them on your own website, in-line with your website comments, but there's no way to push comments from your website up to Facebook.
You could, if you wanted, just use the Facebook comment form for all comments - this has been done by big sites such as TechCrunch, and is effective, but it requires users to have a Facebook, AOL, Yahoo, or Hotmail account. Whether you want to do that or not depends on your preferences and userbase.
there a tool that combines comments form different pages or different sources
Check https://feedgun.com which works on pulling comments from different sources like YouTube videos, existing wordpress sites, facebook comments plugins and even DIsqus account and combine them all together and publish them on any of your webpages, and it all works automatically once you set them where to pull and where to publish.
My aim is to make a facebook fanpage for a client who wants his blogposts to automatically show up on his fanpage.
I've already read several posts here in the forums. I've tried several methods to auto-publish wordpress posts to a fanpage in facebook.(notes, ...) The last method I used was making an app and using the "Simple Facebook Connect" plugin for wp.
I got quite confusing with this. I have an app called "myClient" and a fanpage called "myClient". If I publish a blogpost, it automatically shows up on the fanpage but "via myClient". Is there a way on get rid of the facebook app? I don't want to show up the via-sentences because the app is just the connection between wp and fb and has no content at all (the content is on the fanpage)
Hopefully you can help me with that!
Thanks in advance.
Whenever you want to publish something on Facebook, you need a Facebook Application as it's the "trusted" connection between your source and Facebook (this is why you have the App Secret and all the authentication/authorization process..etc).
So, How to auto-publish wordpress post to facebook fanpage without a facebook app?
You can't! But what you can do is changing the App name to something the Client would agree on (and not being "already taken", of course!).
You can use the notes facility available. It is updated when the RSS address you provide updates.
Actually there is a way to get rid of the Facebook App - by using third parties automatic Facebook publishing tools like ZapRobot - in that way you actually lean on someone else's FB API APP. Note that then you give "manage_pages" permission to the third party. The process should be:
1) Register with ZapRobot - this is a Facebook login, you give them posting rights to your page
2) Define a job that posts A LINK (ignore their categories) while the link is pointing to the RECENT wordpress item on your blog
Good luck :-)