Pull in Post

I'm not sure what you mean. You can display the Like button on any page and set it to whatever URL you want. So, even on your home page, you can have a Like button that goes to some interior page (which would be the page/item people are voting on). You can even create 'made up' URLs, like:
site.com/#voteforitem1
site.com/#voteforitem2

When that posts to the user's wall, the Vote should be for your home page, but there would be a unique count for each button. You'll have to test that to make sure it works out that way.

Both the JFBCLike module and the {JFBCLike href=http://site.com/} tag allow you to specify the URL you want to use.

Hope that helps explain, but if still unsure, just let us know!

Thanks,
Alex

Paul,
Yes, you can get your posts and (I believe) have the Like button associated with that post show on your page. I'll give the steps and recommendations below, but definitely let us know if you have any questions, issues, or feedback.

First, I'd honestly recommend making the post on your Facebook profile and then simply make an HTML representation of that post on your site. It is possible to 'pull' the actual post into your site and display it there, but unless you plan to do this frequently or for every post (so that it's automated), that's just getting in over your head..

So, let's say you've created a Facebook Post to your Page and then created an article on your site with the same text (or modified however you want). Next:
* Go to developers.facebook.com/tools/explorer
* In the "GET" box, add <YOUR_PAGE>/feed to the URL, so it will look like:That will show the recent feed posts to your Page. In there, you'll be able to find your recent post (look for the "message" variable" and then, under that, will be a Like and Comment link. I *believe* you can use those links in the {JFBCLike href=<LINK>} and {JFBCComments href=<COMMENT>} tags.

Obviously you'll have to test (a lot), but I think that should be all you need. If you decide you need to automate the fetching of that stuff, you can see from the Graph Explorer that it should all be available to you (the message, the links, etc)... it will just take a bit more work to do that, and if you don't want it automated, that's not worth it.

Let us know if that helps, and good luck!
Alex

Sounds good. We gave that to another user, and they did verify that the access token was being extended. Hopefully, you can use that how you need now.

Good luck!
Alex