I have 1 admin and 1 tester for my comment plugin App. I know that I can access comments using the URL https://developers.facebook.com/tools/comments/?id=APPID
But Is it possible for the admins to recieve timeline notifications about new comments, so we don't have to access this URL all the time?
I am pretty sure the answer is No, as I would like to have this for the comment plugins I have to moderate. However this is an excellent idea for a feature enhancement. Please log it as a bug/enhancement at http://developers.facebook.com/bugs
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I have created a Branch link with some keys and values.
My app uses those values for multiple reasons. It works well when I open the link directly on my mobile browser or from a message.
But I want to use this link in a Facebook App download ad campaign. I have putted it as the ad deeplink. But when I install and then open the app via the ad thoses values are not sent.
Does anyone has managed to send keys/values via a branch link through a Facebook ad ?
Thanks
Matthias
Jackie from Branch here.
Branch supports deep-linked Facebook ads. We've created an FAQ page exactly for this and there are a few things you can check to diagnose the issue. You can go through them here (https://docs.branch.io/pages/deep-linked-ads/facebook-ads-faq/#troubleshooting-deep-linking). I'd also encourage you to use Facebook's tester tool, as mentioned in our FAQ doc.
Hope this helps. If you continue to experience issues, please feel free to reach out to us directly at integrations#branch.io. When you do, be sure to include your Branch app ID and the ad links you're using so that we can investigate further!
We're using the Facebook Comments Plugin on our site for comments by users. The comment moderation is done using a developer app on developers.facebook.com/tools/comments/XXX.
Here, a number of moderators are specified. These can be added as moderator regardless of whether they have a developer profile with Facebook or just a regular Facebook profile.
When I add new moderators, they receive a notification on their private Facebook profile every time a new comment is added to our site. This means that they get flooded with notifications about comments.
There's seemingly no way to disable the comments. The Comment Moderation Tool has no options for notifications. The app does not show up in the user's Notification Settings or App Settings. Changing the notifications settings on the related Facebook Page does not help either.
So: How do moderators of the Facebook Comments Plugin disable comment notifications on their private profiles?
At this moment, this is a know limitation. There is no way to disable notifications from the comments plugin. We are revising this functionality and a setting for this may be provided in the future.
I like to have a feature in my website such as If a user comments a video or his/her comment gets a upvote by a another user. The posted user will gather points. Also if the site Admin wishes they can give more points like +500 for a user. I want things similar to ebay.
Do we have any plugin for this in Wordpress. If there is no plugin available If I try to build this plugin Will that take more time. I am new to wordpress.
Please suggest me.
You basically need a commenting system which has options to do voting by another users. Take a look at Disqus or Livefyre. Both has functionality that you are looking for and very easy to integrate to a WordPress website.
My app is about sharing content and i want to give users the ability to share their comments about the content in the app... not a review or feedback to me but for sharing with other users.
I'm not sure on the exact word for it but I mean something like a talkback or a wallpost or a response like there is an option leave a comment here in stack overflow.
Anyway my question is if anyone knows of a way to do that?
I thought about using the Facebook graph api but never seen something like this before.
Thanks
UPDATE
found a great blog about disqus platform that shows how to add a comment section to an app using the disqus platform
thanks to superjessi for the idea..
You may want to look into the Disqus API. They're widely used for a commenting system and don't require users to make a new account, Disqus accounts work anywhere Disqus is used. I have seen other apps use it, and it seems to work beautifully.
What prevents you from storing those comments in your own database? Then you just have to design a standard UIView to enter the comments and show the comments in a WebView or an UIView.
I recently implemented the Facebook social plugin for comments on my blog. I assumed, incorrectly, that I would get a Facebook notification when someone posts a comment to one of my articles. I was wondering if that is a possibility.
I have read references to the use of a event.subscribe function in the javascript SDK, but I wasn't really interested in creating a javascript-based notification dingus but would rather just see the little badge in my Facebook notification window.
I'd love any insight on how others have addressed this.
Thanks in advance!
Just add yourself as moderator under Facebook developers comments tool. That's it. You'll start getting notifications of any comments on any of your blog posts.
Shorter way:
Open this url (am assuming you are signed into Facebook and is administrator of your Facebook app):
https://developers.facebook.com/tools/comments/
Click on settings
Add yourself (or any of your friend/employee) as moderator.
Lengthier way:
Click on 'Moderation Tool' on any of your blogpost's facebook comments.
You must be on Facebook developers page now. On this page, you must be seeing something like 'your app name' > 'the blogpost title' (from where you clicked moderation tool). Here click on your app name.
On this new page, click on settings.
You must be seeing a modal now. Add yourself (or any of your friend) as moderator here.
You must be getting notifications now.
For those who have been struggling to find a way to get notified when someone sends a comment on your page, here's a (sort of) solution.
Assuming you've created an app for your website, add the following meta tag to your <head>: <meta property="fb:app_id" content="YOUR_APP_ID_HERE" />
Then in Facebook Moderation Tool choose your app and click on Settings in top right corner. In settings, choose Moderation rules tab and at the bottom, you'll find an option Closed under Moderation heading. Select this option. By setting Closed option you basically have to approve all comments that are added to your site, but right now that's the only option how to get notified right in your Facebook without setting up custom listeners on comment.create event. That's also why this solution is sort of solution.
Also don't forget to add yourself as a moderator as Saurabh's answer suggests (otherwise you won't get any notification in your facebook).
Easiest way is to just check the Facebook moderation tool. You could build some kind of notification system that pulls comments using the graph api. I haven't seen any alert/notification system yet that somebody has else built but it would be pretty easy.
Unfortunately, even on the doncaprio blog, the owner has noted that
"For some reasons, notifications stopped working for some months now. I'm yet to find a fix for this... seems like an issue with fb or something."
I've come to the conclusion that I have to live with not having comment notifications.