Thread Starter
Jonas
(@jonaskroyer)
Supplementary…
Facebook API Key:
Facebook Secret:
PageID:
Are as they should.
I have run:
Check permissions
Grant Permissions for this page
And they came out as they should.
thanks
Thread Starter
Jonas
(@jonaskroyer)
Well
I just managed to get the error to go away.
Apparently the “Simple Facebook Share Button” plugin and the “WPBook” plugin doesn’t play well together…
Still no joy on the wall though 🙁
Probably an error caused by “Simple Facebook Share” being nested inside Facebook, which may not be allowed.
When you say “still no joy on the wall” – have you published a new post? Did you get any errors?
(WPBook only triggers publishing to the wall on new posts)
What does the “Check Permissions” page say?
Have you enabled ” Show errors posting to Facebook Stream”?
Thread Starter
Jonas
(@jonaskroyer)
When you say “still no joy on the wall” – have you published a new post? Did you get any errors?
Yes I posted and reposted several times each time I tried something new and no errors has occurred since I disabled the other plugin.
What does the “Check Permissions” page say?
Nothing. It goes straight to the below website and shows my blog in iFrame
http://apps.facebook.com/jkroyer/?is_permissions=true
Have you enabled ” Show errors posting to Facebook Stream”?
Yes I did and from the very beginning. This is how I found out about the “Simple Facebook Share” plugin being incompatible with WPBook.
Nothing has come up since I shut the share plugin down.
The fact that http://apps.facebook.com/jkroyer/ just loads your blog in an iframe means that the WPBook plugin is not actually working.
WPBook substitutes it’s own theme for the blog’s normal theme when called from inside Facebook – since that’s not happening, WPBook is not being triggered at all.
Looking at your application Canvas in Firefox, I can see that the URL of the iFrame is “http://www.jonaskroyer.com/photography/techref”
This suggests two issues with the settings for your Facebook app:
- On the “Website” tab, your url should include a trailing slash: “http://www.jonaskroyer.com/photography/techref/”
- On the “Advanced” tab, you need to ensure that “OAuth 2.0 for Canvas” and “POST for Canvas” are set to “Disabled.” (Maybe others too – my own app has them ALL set to disabled, but these two I know must be)
Thread Starter
Jonas
(@jonaskroyer)
all things are disabled in the advanced tab.
Changed the website info:
Site URL
http://www.jonaskroyer.com/photography/
Canvas Page
http://apps.facebook.com/jkroyer/
Canvas URL
http://www.jonaskroyer.com/photography/techref/
Canvas FBML/iframe
iframe
I hit the “Grant Permissions for this page” button and the “Check permissions” button numerous times and voila it all works!
Thanks a lot for your time and help John
