I have integrated FB comment box here:
http://slotenis.si/tenis-igrisce.asp
But it is now working. The thing is, that I show tennis courts by ID, for example:
http://slotenis.si/tenis-igrisce.asp?lid=1
http://slotenis.si/tenis-igrisce.asp?lid=2
http://slotenis.si/tenis-igrisce.asp?lid=3
etc.
I retreive lid from the database in classic ASP variable LocationID.
For this reason, I have integrated the FB comment box with the followin code:
div id="fb-root"></div><script src="http://connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js#xfbml=1"></script><fb:comments xid="<%=LocationID%>" href="http://www.slotenis.si/tenis-igrisce.asp" num_posts="10" width="630"></fb:comments>
When I try to post a comment, it takes some time, but nothing happens.
Help please.
Solved. I had an error in domain name, tennis.si instead of tenis.si. What a stupid mistake.
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I've been using a blogger blog for 3 years. The original URL of the blog is- 'tariquldipu.blogspot.com'
I bought a custom URL for my blog in September'13 & its URL is- 'www.tariquldipu.net'
I'm using facebook comment box in my blog site for two years. It worked fine(even after i added the custom domain). But for last one week the comment box is showing- 'Warning URL is unreachable' suddenly. And also the comment box isn't accepting me as the admin of it and thus it is showing no settings/moderate butttons like it did before. I don't know where the problem is. I added the custom domain to the app setting of facebook developers page. But it's still showing that error message. If I turn off the redirection to 'www.tariquldipu.net' and just only keep 'tariquldipu.blogspot.com', then the comment box seems to work fine. But when I enable the custom domain it is showing the same problem again and again.
here is what object debugger is showing for the original URL('tariquldipu.blogspot.com')- 'https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/object?q=tariquldipu.blogspot.com'
and for the custom domain('www.tariquldipu.net')- 'https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/object?q=www.tariquldipu.net'
my app id for the comment box is- 199468180253830 and i've only one app id
here is what my app id page looks like- http: // i.stack.imgur.com/ZqPOU.png
I don't have much knowledge about web design/programming, maybe that's why i can't figure out the solution. but this problem is driving me crazy. Plaese me help me in this regard
On the App Domains field just put your URL without the 'www', like this, i.e tariquldipu.net
The change may take a moment to take effect.
On my blog I added the like button to the end of the posts. I have had it installed for about seven months now and it still does not work properly. I added the Javascript SDK and then the appropriate code to my Blogger template (develops.facebook.com) and while it appears on the blog it does not work properly.
Basically, if you click "like" at the end of any post, it will appear in the person's newsfeed but NOT as the individual post. Instead, the generic homepage of "Bases and Baskets" appears in the newsfeed. The interesting thing is that even though the generic logo and blogger description appears, if you click the link itself it sends you directly to the appropriate page. Not sure why...but as you could imagine I would prefer it to work properly and show the article. Also, I want the image at the beginning of the post to appear rather than my Facebook page's profile picture (which you can see here).
Not only is this a problem, but if you click "like" at the end of any one article, the like button remains depressed for ALL posts on the site. For example if one "likes" article A, and ventures to article B, the like button at the end of article B is depressed. Furthermore, the "like" tally at the end of ALL articles is exactly the same (~615).
I can attach a couple pictures that hopefully help, as well.
This has been quite frustrating as you could imagine, and became even more so when I made a new blog, Left Coast Chronicle, recently and everything works! If anybody can help me fix this I will give you all of the info I have to help (email address, chat info, complete HTML template of my blog) if you need it.
Thank you so much!!
First of all: omg...this page is HUGE to load!
Secondly: you have missed one important parameter in your like button: the href attribute.
Your script:
<fb:like font='' href='' layout='button_count' send='false' show_faces='false' width='450'></fb:like>
Solution:
<fb:like href='LINK_TO_BLOG_POST' layout='button_count' send='false' show_faces='false' width='450'></fb:like>
Otherwise, the like button will like the current site it sits on (which is - you guessed it - the home page http://www.basesandbaskets.com/)
Third: you have the <div id='fb-root'></div> before each like button. Please use this only ONCE!
Hope this helps.
Hello fellow community members,
I was unable to find a helpful answer, so I will give this a try: I recently developed a website that has a FB "Recommend" (same as "Like") button implemented. I have never dealt with this before, hence my complete lack of knowledge.
Now, I implemented the code the FB developer's Like page (--> http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/) creates correctly into the website (both the script and the DIV-tag, yet something that is not automatically generated seems to be missing and needs to be added for the button to work correctly. It currently does not post to the FB wall.
Upon doing a debugging check, I received the following results: [...]
Unfortunately, I have no clue what to do with that data. How and where exactly in the HTML code do I implement those missing TAGS and PROPERTIES? Any help would be highly appreciated...
Kind regards & many thanks in advance, :-)
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It looks like you're missing the Open Graph meta tags. Those go into the head of your page.
Facebook has a generator to help you create the tags, but you'll need to add them into your markup.
Our FB Comment widget was implemented incorrectly. The "url" parameter has a stray single quote before "http", like so:
<fb:comments numposts="10" publish_feed="true" migrated="1" class="fb_iframe_widget" url="'http://www.mysite.com/2596795">
Long story short, we didn't catch this till six months down the line. Now Facebook comments are being keyed on our site on the xid/url (I putzed around with the Graph API):
http://www.facebook.com/plugins/comments_v1.php?app_id=XXXXXXXXXX&xid=http\u0025253A\u0025252F\u0025252Fwww.mysite.com\u00252Fdetail\u00252F2596795
Note how FB defaulted the URL to be the URL of the comment itself, with the (malformed) URL as the xid/url params.
Now that I would like to fix the facebook comments widget, how would I go about updating each facebook ID to match to the correct page?
I'm not sure that you can do anything with the migrated version to set it to the right URL.
But just I wrote a complete tutorial of how to leave the migrated boxes as they are,
but start using the new 'href' version in the new comments-boxes,
so if you think it can help you then visit the tutorial
I recently set up a Facebook page for my organization. Myself and the communications person at my organization have tried to set up a FB like box for my organization's website. When I go through the steps logged in as an organization page, it says I have to switch from using FB as a page to using it as a personal account. When I do that, and go through the steps again, the FB like box is generated correctly. When I take IFRAME text and generate it into HTML, it does not load, nothing shows up. I'm thinking that this is a permission issue or some else...not sure how to fix.
Are you removing the iFrame from the markup? This is an essential part of the like box, and it won't work without it. Seeing some of your markup vs their markup would be awesome. :)
Edit:
I can't tell what the difference is, because I don't have a diff tool handy right now, but here's a JS fiddle where yours doesn't work, and the code I regenerated based on yours does
work.
http://jsfiddle.net/XrSKx/