$jfbcLibrary->setFacebookMessage("$comment");

if ($jfbcLibrary->getUserId())
{
$jfbcLibrary->setFacebookMessage("$comment");
echo "got here: jfbcLibrary->getUserId jfbcLibrary->setFacebookMessage and comment";
}

Last year Alex showed me how to use the above code (minus the echo) to post text, a comment, to Facebook. It was working fine, then my client contacted me abut it now failing. Sure enough she is right. I retested the code on my test website, www.jtest.us, and it is working with the latest version of jfbconnect, but on her website, no dice. I copied my test script from my site to hers, made sure the component and plugin is installed and such, no dice. I added some comments into my script to ensure that we're getting past the base tests and we're good.

For whatever reason, $jfbcLibrary->setFacebookMessage("$comment"); seems to be failing.

If you wish to take a look, you will of course need to to first login with facebook then visit thetest page:
www.unbridledrider.com/index.php?option=...&view=article&id=312

Alex may still have a username - AlexAndreae. Do you have any error checking that I can add to the page, other ideas? Thx.

In the "Status/Wall" tab, make sure the "Enable Status Updates:" is enabled. ==>> That did it. I'm sort of wondering out loud why that would have been turned off. One concern that we had in the past was with everyone's not site-related facebook status updates automatically getting posted to the jomsocial activity stream. Would I have disabled it to prevent that problem?

You deserve a pat on the back. But don't twist your own arm in the process. Ciao, Bob