Posting comments to Facebook not working

Miles,
Sorry for the delay in responding. I had to do a little looking through your page to try to understand exactly what you were looking to do.

I believe you mean you want the following:
* A user leaves a comment in K2
* The comment is moderated and approved by an administrator later on
* You then want the comment to post on the user's wall.

Unfortunately, that's not possible right now. For what you're looking for, you would want to use Open Graph Actions, as those are meant to post to a user's FB Timeline when they take an 'action' (like commenting) on your site. However, JFBConnect doesn't currently support posting an action after it's been moderated. You could configure our Open Graph Actions to post immediately when a user posts a comment if moderation is off. If you'd like help configuring that, just let us know.

If that doesn't help, or explain any more details, can you let us know a bit more about how you had it working in JFBConnect v4? There aren't any differences that would have made posting after moderation work there, so I guess we'd need more information on what you were doing previously to make it work.

Thanks,
Alex

For the auto-postings using Open Graph Actions, you're settings above sound right. You'd mainly want to check that:
* Your Object has a type of 'article' and is a built-in FB object
* Your Object has the proper K2 category selected
* Your Action is associated to the K2 'Object' you created.
* Your Action type is likely *not* a built-in FB action. You should have created a custom action, like "comment" and should be using that. I'm not sure what action type you've set above though (you didn't mention it).

Beyond that, things sound ok. Is anything posting in the Open Graph Activity Log of JFBConnect?

Thanks,
Alex

The permission prompt likely means that your application is not properly asking for the publish_stream or publish_actions permission when the user is logging into your site.

Looking at your site, it looks like you added permissions to the "Additional Required Permissions" configuration area of JFBConnect. However, you used a carriage return (enter-key) between two permissions. You should enter them as comma separated instead, like:
"manage_pages,more_permissions"

Also, you don't need to add "publish_actions". JFBConnect will automatically request that if required.

Hope that helps,
Alex