I want to have the possibility for users to post comments on a page on my website. But i dont want that peoples comments should show up on their wall.
So how can i have the checkbox "Post to facebook" unchecked as default? And even better, can i also remove it?
A picture of the box can be seen here:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/653527/facebookcomment.png
Thanks!
There isn't an option for this currently. You could request it by getting a hold of Facebook on their developer group page.
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if you try to share this link http://www.gamespot.com/articles/call-of-duty-strike-team-hits-android/1100-6415792/ on your timeline, you can see that on the bottom appear something like "do you want to see more posts by GameSpot?"
How is it possible this? Do I have to include something in the meta to link my facebook page to my website?
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It seems that this "Like suggestion" feature is only available to specific companies right now. Some links about that topic:
How to get the 'Want to see more from' - 'Like Page' button on playing a Flash based post?
http://www.quora.com/Facebook-Sharing-and-Share-Button/How-do-publishers-get-their-links-to-include-a-want-to-see-more-from-with-a-Like-Page-button-when-shared-on-Facebook
http://www.digitaltrends.com/social-media/facebook-is-frequently-testing-in-line-buttons-that-may-boost-engagement/
I am trying to replicate the "share" functionality provided by the "share" link under a wall post: The dialog shows a dropdown box at the top allowing me to choose whether to post to my timeline, in a group, the wall of a page I manage (etc).
Ideally I'd like to able to do this without having to get extended permissions from the user. So I tried FB.ui() but could only get "Post to your wall" to post to the user's timeline. It doesn't have the same dropdown box at the top.
Accordiong to the doc I should be able to provide a page id as the "from" parameter to enable users to use the dialog to post to a page (assuming they are admins of the page). So I tried this but I always get the same "Post to your wall" dialog (even tho I'm admin of the page given).
The doc page contains a link How can I use the Feed Dialog to post on a Facebook Fan Page wall not liked by the user? but it's a dead link :-[
So can it be done using the dialog? Or do I have to get "manage_pages" permission and post to /pageId/feed (as here)?
Thanks!
Well it seems today I can do it using the feed dialog after all. I tried apage based on the example in the doc added my page id as the "from" parameter and it works.
I need to be logged on as a page admin, but I don't need to be "using Facebook as" the page.
The issue is someone click the like button, the facebook popup is being coming and user click on "post to facebook" button. The liked page is not showing on the facebook wall.. if we write comment in comment box and then click post to facebook button then it appears on the wall.
For eg. click on the like button on this page http://www.bitcandy.com/plogs/plogDedicated/music/best-song-ever-lana-del-rey-video-games and do not write any comment and click on post to facebook. It will not show on your wall.. If you write a comment then it will be there …
may be you found the issue which I want to explain.. let me know if you know about this..
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We are considering adding Facebook's "Social Comment" boxes to virtually every page of content on our site.
We're willing to allow unmoderated comments via the "Social Comment" plugin, but the "tit-for-tat" that we would ask of commenters is that they will also post their comment to their wall.
Right now the "Social Comment" plugin that Facebook provides allows the user to decide if they will post their comment to their Facebook wall. If they uncheck the "Post to Facebook" box, their comment will appear only on the page they are commenting on, and not on their wall.
We would like any users who choose this option to have their comment set to "limited visibility." Or, better yet, to simply be required to post the comment to their wall in order to post that comment to our site.
Are either of these possible? I haven't been able to figure out a way to do either.
Another option we've explored (and not had any success with) is making all comments default to "Limited Visibility." Then we would programmatically check for comments that were also posted to a user's wall, and make those comments available. But so far, I have not been able to programmatically determine if a particular comment was posted to the author's Facebook wall or not.
Thanks!
-Josh
The answer seems to be "you can't do this." :-(
How do you enable the Facebook Comments plugin to display the "Posting as" option, which allows you to post comments as a Fan Page instead of your personal profile?
We use the same comments plugin code on different pages, but for some reason, the "Posting as" option only appears on one of the pages. It makes no sense why it appears on one page and not other pages.
Any clues?
Finally found the solution: if you leave the "href" attribute empty, you lose the "Posting as" option. This is for the Javascript/XFBML version.