I have a site where users share documents, and I set a Facebook comment box for each document, with different URL for separate comments (more than 200k!).
What it's the easiest way to moderate comments without enter in each document URL? As I can read, I need a Facebook App ID, but I can't find the way to get it, and also I don't need a full facebook app, I only want moderation. It's possible to set the admin ID in the plugin to a fan page and moderate all from them?
Thank you
My dear you need to have an APP ID. While getting the process of APP ID (making an application in facebook developers) you just need to enter your email address as developer of facebook. Then just put facebook comment box plugin and you will see the plugin shows a link "Administer Comment" below the post button. Click on that button you will see a small window where you can set your moderator.
This is qutite simple.
you can moderate facebook comment in Comments Evolved for WordPress plugin, we just need to create facebook app id, and have to edit wordpress header.php.
I had just shared a post on this you can refer it...
Enable Comments Evolved Pluging for Moderate Facebook Comment in WordPress.
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I have a Facebook Page for my blog named PeppyBurro. And I have a Facebook App named PeppyBurro Blue. I am using this app's app ID to embed FB comments on my blog. The comments section is live and working fine.
I can even moderate the comments on my moderation page:
Now I want to enable Facebook Comments Mirroring in this app's settings so that the comments entered on the website appear on the corresponding post on the FB page and vice-versa. However, when I attempt to do that, FB tells me I don't have a page to connect!
For what it's worth, I already have Instant Articles up and running on my page.
I have had the same problem: It's not possible to activate mirroring to post to personal Facebook profiles. It only works with Facebook pages (sites). In order to use this feature you have to create a Facebook page (with your profile) and post to it.
Is it possible for people who are visiting my website to leave comments/posts which are visible/posted both on my site and on my Facebook page?
So if a user types in my site a comment such as "your site sucks big time" I want that post to exist both in my site (in a comments page for example) and in my site's Facebook page.
The comments plugin seems just to add a comments functionality in my website.
The embedded posts plugin does the opposite. Is there some combined functionality?
It is not possible with the Comments Plugin, you could listen to the edge event for creating a new comment but it does not get you access to the contents of the comment: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/javascript/FB.Event.subscribe/v2.2
There is only one way to do this: By creating your own commenting system and by authorizing every user who wants to comment. Since you probably want the comments to show up as posted by that user, you would need to authorize the user with the "publish_actions" permission. You need to get that permission approved too: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/review/login
So, the steps are:
Create your own commenting system
Authorize users who want to comment (FB.login)
The user should be able to decide (with a checkbox, for example) if he wants his comment to show up on Facebook too
After posting in your custom commenting system, use the feed endpoint of your page for posting
...or use the comments endpoint of a specific page post
I have Facebook comments social plugin integrated into my website. I was wondering if there is any way that user comments posted on my website would show up on out fan page as well? Something like User XYZ has commented on article ABC?
Sounds like custom functionality to me.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/comments/
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.
And that process is here:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/javascript/FB.Event.subscribe/
Create an app publish an action, on behalf of the page (NOT the user). But here's the kicker: if they don't have control over the privacy of it, you probably shouldn't use their name on your page wall, at least not their full name.
I created a FB App to facilitate FB Connect authentication on my website.
Users can share content from my site to Facebook via the same FB app.
We also created a FB Fan Page to grow our community reach.
However a FB App is a separate entity than a Fan Page, whatever content is shared via our website to FB the App link sends the users to an empty App page while all the fuzz is in our Fan page.
I did an extensive research for this issue and only came up with this useful post here in stackoverflow: "Fan page vs Application Page".
Ideally i'd want the App link ("... via appName") on every shared item to point to our fan page.
I need to know if this is an issue that FB needs to address, if i am missing something and what do you do to solve this situation
Some apps are able to do this :
http://mediafeedia.com/pro/
http://www.postplanner.com/white-label-facebook-app/
I also would be interested to know how they do this.
I've checked all app settings...
No, the App attribution on posts made via the API returns the user to that app's profile page - you'd need to have information there directing them back to your brand page if that's where you want them to go after they end up there.
I think in most cases people would click the name of the page or one of the links in the post rather than that small link at the bottom, no?
We have created a facebook-app which contains a fb:comment field. We have included the app on a fanpage. All works well so far, but when a user comments in the app on the fanpage and chooses to show comment on his/hers wall, the link that appears over the comment links to the app page and not to the fanpage.
Is it possible to customize the link to point to the fanpage instead?
No, there isn't a way to do this. Your best bet is including a link to your fan page on your application page.