I did some research, and created a new post which published to facebook as a note. WHen i commented on that post using facebook and checken for comments manually, the comment was found according to the diagnostics. However, my wordpress prints an errorr message, saying that i gave the wrong answer, and that i had to click the back button. The found new comment diagnosic is the latest in the list, no processing finished message.
Plugin Author
Steve
(@steveatty)
Please post your support information .. the statement “my wordpress prints an errorr message, saying that i gave the wrong answer” suggests that you have an anti-spam plugin which doesn’t like the comments being imported… it might be possible to configure your anti-spam system to recognise Wordbooker imported comments as not spam (by white listing a specific email and then setting that in the Wordbooker settings) or I might have to code round it.
Here is my support info:
Wordbooker: 2.1.22
Wordbooker Code Base: 2.1.22 R00 – A Wish For Something More
Wordbooker ID: 254577506873
Wordbooker Schema: 5.5
WordPress: 3.4.2
Table prefix: LdeRME_
PHP: 5.4.4-7
PHP Memory Limit: 256M
PHP Memory Usage (MB): 11.75
JSON Encode: PHP
JSON Decode: PHP
Curl Status: Curl is available and can access Facebook – All is OK ( Response Time was : 0.44837713241577 seconds )
Curl Version: 7.26.0
JSON Version: 1.2.1
SimpleXML library: 0.1 (provided by PHP)
HTTP Output Character Encoding: pass
Internal PHP Character Encoding: UTF-8
MySQL: mysqlnd 5.0.10 – 20111026 – $Id: b0b3b15c693b7f6aeb3aa66b646fee339f175e39 $
Database character_set_client : utf8
Database character_set_connection : utf8
Database character_set_database : latin1
Database character_set_filesystem : binary
Database character_set_results : utf8
Database character_set_server : latin1
Database character_set_system : utf8
Database character_sets_dir : /usr/share/mysql/charsets/
Database collation_connection : utf8_general_ci
Database collation_database : latin1_swedish_ci
Database collation_server : latin1_swedish_ci
Server : Apache/2.2.22 (Debian)
Active Plugins :
AddThis Social Bookmarking Widget ( 2.5.1 )
Akismet ( 2.5.6 )
Bad Behavior ( 2.2.11 )
Breadcrumb NavXT ( 4.2.0 )
Captcha ( 2.34 )
CodeStyling Localization ( 1.99.24 )
Google XML Sitemaps ( 3.2.8 )
MediaElement.js – HTML5 Audio and Video ( 2.9.1 )
Ozh’ Admin Drop Down Menu ( 3.6.3 )
Fast Secure Contact Form ( 3.1.5.5 )
W3 Total Cache ( 0.9.2.4 )
WP to Twitter ( 2.4.13 )
WP-ViperGB ( 1.3.0 )
Wordbooker Table Status :
Table ‘LdeRME_wordbooker_errorlogs’ is present and contains 45 rows
Table ‘LdeRME_wordbooker_postlogs’ is present and contains 3 rows
Table ‘LdeRME_wordbooker_userdata’ is present and contains 1 rows
Table ‘LdeRME_wordbooker_userstatus’ is present and contains 1 rows
Table ‘LdeRME_wordbooker_postcomments’ is present and contains 4 rows
Table ‘LdeRME_wordbooker_process_queue’ is present and contains 0 rows
Table ‘LdeRME_wordbooker_fb_friends’ is present and contains 0 rows
Table ‘LdeRME_wordbooker_fb_friend_lists’ is present and contains 0 rows
Could it be the case that akismet is being in the way? I have auto approve enabled in Wordbooker, also akismet and bad behavior both show nothing about wordbooker in the logs.
Plugin Author
Steve
(@steveatty)
I suspect its the Captcha Plugin … Try turning off the Captcha on Comment Forms – you’ve already got two anti-spam measures in place for comments, and looking at the code for the captcha plugin there is no easy way for me to code round it.
