Posting to Facebook page

The only setting that you should need is the Post Attribution setting. I'm not sure of any other setting that would cause the problem you're having.

Please make sure that you are logged into Facebook.com and go to the Settings area for the Page with the same user that you are using on your site in JFBConnect. The Post Attribution setting is per admin user for the Page, so some admins may post as the Page and others may post as themselves.

Please double-check, but if that doesn't help, let us know, and we'll see what more we can do.

Thanks,
Alex

Is the Facebook user the admin of both the Facebook Page *and* the Facebook Application that you're using on your website? That's helpful to make sure all the permissions are being requested properly and you don't have to go through the review process.

Either way, can you go to Facebook.com and use the down arrow in the top right and go to Settings. Then,
* Click "Apps" from the left column.
* Click "Show All"
* Find the Application for your website.
* Click into your App

Let me know the bolded items under the section "INFO YOU PROVIDE TO THIS APP:" and "THIS APP CAN:". That will let me know the permissions you've granted.

If you want to start from scratch to test again, you can click the "Remove app" link at the bottom. That will force you to re-approve the permissions the next time you authenticate on your site using Facebook which may help. You'll need to also delete and recreate the Channel though to make sure everything is cleared in JFBConnect properly as well. That's the quickest test you can do that may get everything working again though by re-granting permissions and getting the updated permission token from Facebook.

Thanks,
Alex

I'm very confused then. The behavior you describe is not something we've heard of before. The proper permissions are being requested and granted. JFBConnect simply tells Facebook that a post is to be made. When that happens, it's up to Facebook to decide how that post is displayed and it's decided (to my knowledge) based on the Post Attribution setting describe previously.

With that said, I just re-read some documentation from Facebook and it does seem like there's another way we could be making the request to force the post to be on behalf the admin. That hasn't been necessary in the past, but it's possible it's a nuance change that we missed. We'll have to do some more investigation and see what we can do to help get things going for you.

Thanks,
Alex