Submitting Action to Facebook to be approved

Yes I did "Save Custom Setting," as "Save All Recommended Settings" replaces all the setting entries with the recommendations on the right side. I under stand that. but when I "Save Custom Settings" after deleting the URLs from the "Page Tab URL" AND "Page Tab Secure URL" text boxes, the values still get reintroduced back into those text boxes.

I was able to get the App back into the review process by Facebook, so I will just wait until they approve it before doing anything in JFBConnect on the site, because if I save the settings for Page Tab in JFBConnect those settings get transmitted to the Page Tab settings in the Facebook developers page as well which would scuttle the approval process because I have no Page Tab define on Facebook.

I just thought of some things. For server side Caching I have the JotCache plugin installed. Along with JotCache I have JCHOptimize installed that executes before JotCache. JotCache is last in the list of plugins to execute and JFBConnect is before both JotCache and JCHOptimize. Are there exclusions I should set in JotCache with regard to JFBConnect?

I have our name servers on our DNS registrar pointing to CloudFlare name servers and I have CloudFlare set for pretty aggressive caching, but have *911truthoutreach.org/administrator* excluded on CloudFlare. I thought that since admin is excluded, nothing from JFBConnect would get cached. But I am not sure about JotCache. Seems to me that unless I set an exclusion for JFBConnect, JotCache may cache JFBConnect settings as well as front end stuff.

Any thoughts?

Thanks a lot for a great component Alex. there is always something in the multitude of processes that slips through, I mean just look at Microsoft, they only get half of their processes working correctly before the release a product. So I think you are doing better than they are. Hell you are doing incredible, I am getting a feel for just how hard it is to get everything right.

I didn't enable Browser Caching because I had read somewhere else that caused problems. And I can understand that it would get in the way of authentication because the browser version of the page would be static and authentication needs that page to be dynamic. But I didn't think about this, so thanks for the heads up here.

There Error Check tool works without issue, I have learned that ordering of plugins is important. JotCache also released a new version of JotCache because I complained about it not clearing JCHOptimize. Now JotCache clears JCHOptimize when system cache is cleared with the JotCache plugin enabled.

I think I have three great components now. JFBConnect, JCHOptimize and JotCache. The more I use them the more I realize just how powerful they are and how well designed they are.

I probably should exclude com_jotcache from being cached, but I will check with them on that.

Now I just have to learn my way around all the Social Media platforms so that I can get the most out of JFBConnect.