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kioub
(@kioub)
Thank you very much for your response!
I have another question. As I said I am posting to my Facebook page, but the link post is created by the Facebook user (account) that I used to create the Facebook App to support the posting procedure. This user account is different than my page admin account. What I would like to do is to post on my page as the Facebook’s page admin account so as the links to appear directly on the page’s timeline and not in the “posts by others” section of the timeline. Is that possible?
Thank you in advance
Byron
Plugin will post as the user who authorized the account. You can setup an app from one account and authorize it from another.
Thread Starter
kioub
(@kioub)
Thank you very much for your response. I have authorized with my page account and everything is working as expected – at least with the test posting that is.
One last thought. As far as my original question is concerned, you specified that is a duplicate question and that its Facebook’s issue. I was wondering how can it be a Facebook issue when using your plugin I perform a manual check (a test post) from the service’s configuration page and it gets posted correctly, additionally I perform the same manual submission from withing the posts editor and it succeeds also where only the automatic submission is not working?
I am a programmer myself and from what I can understand is that the code to get executed so as to submit a post should be the same regardless of how its being triggered (explicitly or through a cron like manner)… Since I am using the scheduled publishing I was wondering what is the possibility the issue to originate in this specific kind of code invocation?
Thanks in advance
Byron
It’s internal Facebook caching/indexing problem. When you submit brand new page first time, sometimes Facebook can’t cache/index it fast enough and throw 1500 error. When you try to publish it again manually it’s already cached by Facebook, so it works.
