Facebook Connect WordPress Plugin 1.0

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Ya podéis descargar la versión 1.0 del plugin para integrar Facebook con WordPress.

Descargar Facebook Connector 1.0

Principales cambios de esta versión:

  • Soporte multiidioma (español e ingles por el momento, se agradecerá cualquier ayuda para traducir a otros idiomas). Para seleccionar el idioma del blog, es necesario editar el fichero wp-config.php, y modificar la variable: define (‘WPLANG’, ‘es_ES’);. Para los que quieran traducir a otros idiomas, el fichero con los textos del plugin podeis descargarlo aquí : fbconnect.po
  • Más personalización del widget. Ahora se puede copiar el fichero fbconnect_widget.php y fbconnect.css al directorio del tema de wordpress y personalizarlo. (Thanks to Axel from my-guides.net)
  • Para evitar problemas con otros plugins que utilizan las librerias de Facebook, a partir de esta versión se evita cargarlas si se detecta que ya han sido cargadas.

Change log:

  • Multilanguage support (spanish and english for the moment, any help will be appreciated)
  • Widget and CSS personalization. Copy fbconnect_widget.php and fbconnect.css to your wordpress theme directory. (Thanks to Axel from my-guides.net)
  • Solved problem with Facebook libraries already loaded by other plugin.

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  2. hmmm. i just tried posting back to facebook with my last comment. sorry if this is a dumb question, but where in my facebook account can i find my post back? i’m looking at my facebook account right now. i see nothing…

  4. Creating a comment to facebook in IE7 has a small bug to my page. After I hit “submit”, the page reloads and the popup opens in the top of the page while you are watching the bottom! Other that it working really great!!

  5. Well, it seems running the sql from fbConnectStore.php directly in phpmyadmin, everything works as it should. Not sure why the tables weren’t being created, but once they were, working like a charm.

  7. 1.0 seems to work better regarding showing the images, but I’m having a problem with after logging in with Facebook, the WP user isn’t logged in, so their profile info isn’t showing up on the page. A WP login link shows, the invite friends link shows, but not the same info as when I’m logged in as admin.

    It would be great if there was a single place for the comments and tips for this plugin, rather than spread across so many posts. Just an idea.

  8. Hi Ade,

    I don’t seem to be having this problem. Running WP 2.7 with the v1.0 plugin. However, that is a little worrying, it does indeed sound like a cookie issue. But I can’t replicate it on my site at the moment…

  9. Hi again. What was the WP 2.7 logout bug which i’ve seen mentioned here?

    If you login, post a comment, then logout and post a comment it’s still using your facebook id.

    If you logout on a browser that you have previously used as WordPress admin then further comments will have “admin” as the username. There’s some cookie issues going on

  11. aaah! my post had the tags stripped out. Once more

    Hi, I found the reason for the Operation Aborted errors in IE. The wp_footer() has to be the very last thing before the close body tag. If it’s within a div then the facebook popup which is probably created with a .innerHTML command targeting the body will cause a crash. IE8 is ok, but 6 & 7 will trigger this error

  12. Hi, I found the reason for the Operation Aborted errors in IE. The wp_footer() has to be the very last thing before the tag. If it’s within a then the facebook popup which is probably created with a .innerHTML command targeting the will cause a crash. IE8 is ok, but 6 & 7 will trigger this error

  13. Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class facebook in /www/oxyhost.com/j/a/m/jamie1984/htdocs/blog/wp-content/plugins/ferdinand-wordbook/facebook.php on line 2

    if it enters anything into say the database if i need to remove them (removal instructions would be nice [without all of wordpress going hopefully :D ]

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