JFBCLike plugin not working

The tag you are using is incomplete. You need to say hideLikeButton=1. You have that value blank. When I changed the second tag to the following, it worked for me:

{JFBCLike buttonStyle=standard showFaces=1 width=450 verbToDisplay=like font=arial colorScheme=light url=http://www.nich.co.il/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1}{JFBCComments xid=content_1 width=550 numposts=10 hideLikeButton=1}

Please install the JFBCSocial - System plugin. That's what translates the gobbedle gook text above into the actual comment module.

Sorry for the confusion. 3.2 (in the works now) makes this a lot clearer. If that doesn't help, let me know and we'll figure it out!

Great to hear! Let us know if you run into anything else!

For standard Joomla content, our automatic insertion of the Like button into articles works exactly how you want, each Like per article in a blog view is for that specific article, not for the whole page.

We don't have the automated version for K2 implemented (yet), but until then, you can achieve that functionality very easily with the {JFBCLike} tags. In each article, at the top or the bottom, simply put:
{JFBCLike href=http://domain.com/link-to-k2-article}
Then, when the Like button is displayed, whether it's in the blog, single-article, or even in a module, the URL that will be Liked, for that article, will be the correct one for the specific article view.

Additionally, we support the OpenGraph tags fully, which let you set the individual image, title, description and other information about a page to Facebook. So, if you did the following in the article:
{JFBCLike href=http://domain.com/link-to-k2-article}
{JFBCGraph image=http://domain.com/best-image-for-specific-k2-article.png}
{JFBCGraph title=Great article about blah}
{JFBCGraph description=Description of article....}

You'd have everything you'd want for a rich post back to Facebook from anywhere on your site. If the user Likes the article from a blog view, since you specify the URL, Facebook should use the Open Graph information from that specific article, and you'll be set.

Hope this all helps, and yes, we've got you covered

pvh,
I'm not exactly sure what you're saying is wrong with the Like button. Obviously, it doesn't sound like it's working properly, but I can't seem to grasp what you want, and what is really happening. Can you post (or private message) me a link to the page that the 'bad' behavior is happening on?

Also, I'm not sure your post is really related to this thread, other than it's about the Like button. We'd recommend creating a new thread in the future if you run into issues, unless it's the same as an issue posted in the current thread.

Thanks,
Alex