You could configure custom actions, as noted above, which are buttons you can place on your site for user's to click and push activity to their Timeline. That can all be done without a specialized Open Graph plugin for your extension.So it is vital that we can figure out how to have these things post to facebook, twitter etc. Is this possible without a plugin?
Setup the SCLogin module for guests (so they can login using social networks) and the Hello Me module for registered users (so they see the JomSocial options when logged in)
As noted in my initial response, even if your subscription expires, we'll gladly help you with any issues you've already run into. No worries about posting here tomorrow, or next week, if you're still having problems.My account expires tomorrow, so I am in a panick situation. Is support available today?
The best thing to look at for an Open Graph plugin is the ones we've already created. The content (Joomla - Content), K2 and JomSocial plugins are all good examples of the code you'd need to write to set Open Graph Tags for your page or create Actions to post back to a users timeline for activity they do within the extension.So where would i start with this? Is there a program and tutorials that you would recommend to assist me in the development?
The 'read' action is a feature of Facebook that lets you post an article to a user's timeline if they remain on the page for 15 or more seconds. That's an indicator that they are likely reading the page. The 'read' action is triggered automatically without the user 'doing' any action, which Facebook gives much less weight to and will usually not show prominently on the Timeline, but it's up to Facebook's algorithms on how it would show.There is currently a plugin so that any articles added to joomla could be broadcast could post to their timeline, correct?
That's not really what I said. You can use the SCLogin for guests to be able to login or register with a social network and then have the hello me module set to only show to registered users. The other option is to simply let JomSocial show the JFBConnect login buttons on it's home and registration pages. That way, users can login with social networks on those pages whenever.How would you suggest i setup the sclogin for new JS registration and hello me for login, so they are seperate?
I'm glad to hear you got this going. I'm not sure what was wrong, but glad creating a new app fixed it.trying to use the FB login with the hello me module still does not work. I deleted all open graph from JFB, autotune showed all ok, but still the error "Given URL is not allowed by the Application configuration: One or more of the given URLs is not allowed by the App's settings. To use this URL you must enable Web OAuth Login in your App's settings."
Changing the namespace of your app is fine. It's not recommended to change it frequently as some Facebook features are keyed off the namespace. However, since you're just getting setup, set it to whatever you'd prefer.I had to change the site name space, which is this 'not recommended', will this cause problems?
Enable the "Automatically Link Users by Email" setting in JFBConnect to link users that login through social networks to existing accounts with the same email address.Before i move on to the jomsocial integration, ...when a current member tries to login through facebook, they get 'the email address is already in use'. I can see this causing lots of member issues, is there a setting for this?
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