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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Facebook Comments Notifier] Don't replace WordPress commentsAh, I understand.
More than likely both facebook plugins would conflict; they wouldn’t know how to work together.
The only way I know to get that to work — since both plugins are open source — would be to copy the PHP/JS code that sends the notification to the other FB plugin. Or to combine both plugins in some way.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Facebook Comments Notifier] Don't replace WordPress commentsWe haven’t implemented the feature (due to possible formatting issues), but here are instructions on how to modify the plugin to do this:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/facebook-comments-and-wordpress-comments?replies=6
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Facebook Comments Notifier] Comments Showing up the Same on Every PostThe comments are linked back the page’s permalink. Does the permalink look distinct for each page?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Facebook Comments Notifier] Facebook comments are currently unavailableThis means that the FB javascript library did not load. Things to check:
Are there any javascript errors on the page? Are there conflicting (multiple) versions of Facebook plugins.
Sorry for the delayed reply…
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Facebook Comments Notifier] Not all comments showing upOn the plugin side, the only thing I can think of that would cause lost comments would be if the permalink changes (which it should not). Then, facebook would track the comments under two different urls. In this case the comments aren’t lost, just not linked to the same page.
I think you may need to check the title tag and open graph meta tags in the html. If I recall, this is what Facebook uses to get the title from the perma link. I would think the problem would be either the meta tags or the content of the data (are non-ascii characters being parsed?)… though I’m not sure what is causing this.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Facebook Comments Notifier] Responsive?If you leave the width blank, it should be responsive by default — it should size to fill the div containing the wordpress comments.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Facebook Comments Notifier] No notification to GmailAre the “from” and “to” addresses of the message both gmail accounts? If that’s the case, Gmail will flag that as spam, since it knows it didn’t send it. You may also want to use gmail’s free SMTP relay: smtp.gmail.com
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Facebook Comments Notifier] Please Help!If you know a little about javascript, here’s a patch that should allow you to keep both facebook and wordpress comments:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/facebook-comments-and-wordpress-comments?replies=5
Only one facebook comment system should be installed, I’m not sure how the two will interact or conflict.
thanks,
KevinForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Facebook Comments Notifier] Changing Comment Text ColorI created a new release 1.5 … this should force the plugin to update with the new theme option. It sounds like your plugin is running the ‘1.4’ version and not with the the latest code in ‘trunk’.
The new theme option will show up in the admin area under
Settings > Facebook Comments
For example, like in the following screenshot:
http://wordpress.org/plugins/facebook-comments-notifier/screenshots/
thanks!
KevinForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Facebook Comments Notifier] Still having Comment Colour IssuesI created a new release 1.5 … this should force the plugin to update with the new theme option. It sounds like your plugin is running the ‘1.4’ version and not with the the latest code in ‘trunk’.
The new theme option will show up in the admin area under
Settings > Facebook Comments
For example, like in the following screenshot:
http://wordpress.org/plugins/facebook-comments-notifier/screenshots/
thanks!
KevinForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Facebook Comments Notifier] Not getting any email notificationYou won’t need IIS, you only need an SMTP server that can send mail. Most hosting packages have some form of SMTP. The details of the setup vary depending on the host.
You can test sending the mail with the SMTP plugin (listed in FAQ).
thanks!
KevinForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Facebook Comments Notifier] Does not work on Firefox and IEIt should work in all three browsers.
I’d check that javascript and cookies are enabled. Otherwise, the browsers may be out of date. Third thing to check is for javascript errors in the page.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Facebook Comments Notifier] Still having Comment Colour IssuesTo see the theme option, uninstall the plugin and re-install it. You may have downloaded the plugin before the feature was added. This should get the latest version.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Facebook Comments Notifier] Facebook comments and wordpress commentsI just tested and it works for me. A few things to check…
1. Double check the file. My patched file now has the lines:
//$(‘#commentform’).html(html); // old
$(‘#commentform’).append(html); // new patchIn other words, rather than replacing the HTML in the div, it’s simply appending to it. You can also use .prepend(html) to put it before the wordpress comments.
2. Verify that the file on the server was uploaded to the correct place and overwritten.
3. Clear browser cache (for example ctrl-R to force a refresh).