In your general settings, set action to “Like” instead recommend.
Or if you used shotcode, you can simply add option action=”like”
ex: [AWD_loginbutton action=”like”]
doesn’t matter if I’m logged in Facebook.
====> Yes this part is a little sketchy…
In fact, Facebook have changed his login system to use Oauth2.
For the moment, the plugin can’t use the same method as facebook because facebook will give the opportunity to use new javascript SDK from the 20 july 2011.
So if you re logged in facebook, your website cannot know that for the moment.
If you want that, you should be connected to facebook on your wp site via the login button
When you say it’s not working, what is exactly the problem ?
the button like does’nt count the like ?
If it s that, look this post
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-facebook-awd-all-in-one-doesnt-work-on-the-last-2-published-custom-post-types
Hello.
Thank you for your answer.
When I’m saying that it’s not working, I mean that when I’m in Firefox, the Like button doesn’t recognize I’m logged in Facebook.
When I’m in Chrome, it does.
To make it clearer, in Facebook I see “2 recommendations. Sign Up to see what your friends recommend.”, in Chrome I see “Andrea Sciamanna and one other person recommend this.”.
So, even if the issue is with the authentication method, I don’t understand how is possible that it works in Chrome, but not in Firefox.
I think it comme from a security probleme in firefox.
Firefox do not want to give info from the parent page to an iframe.
Others browsers can sometimes…
If you want the like button recognize you’re logged in Facebook you should use XFBML version of the like button.
I set that today on my site.
It’s already the XFBML version… I’ve tried with the iframe version too, but I didn’t like it.
I had the same problem with firefox for a looooong time, before I discovered a solution.. it’s about cookies.
Go to Tools / Options / Privacy and enable third part cookies. Restart FF and it should work now, you’ll appear logged into FB on your WP in FF.
