Custom Object

1. From your screenshot, your object type is empty in the JFBConnect backend > Social Meta > Objects area. You need to set a type. You can use "article" and make sure the built-in FB object stays checked.

2. If you're trying to have the action that an article is read, then your action field in JFBConnect > Social Meta > Action needs to have "news.reads". You currently have it as blank.

Try those two changes and let us know if the behavior continues.

-Melissa

Please switch the 'Action Type' from Manual to Automatic. Also, uncheck the 'Explicitly Shared' and 'Tag Friends' in the Capabilities - Those aren't applicable for news.reads. Try these suggestions and let us know the new behavior.

-Melissa

Alexander,
Let's focus on the news.reads permission first before we try to setup others.

I just tried to authenticate on your site with Facebook. I was able to login, but I was not prompted for the publish_actions permission. That is a permission from Facebook that a user must accept before your application can post on their behalf. For testing, you can trigger actions for any user that is the admin of your Facebook application. Once we get things working, you can go through the review process with Facebook to get approval to ask all users that come to your site for that permission.

I can't login to your admin area because there's an .htaccess password requirement as well. If you can Private Message me those credentials and an article that you think should be automatically posting, we can investigate a little further. To PM me, please click the mail icon under my name to the left.

Thanks,
Alex

I was just able to login to the admin area of your site. In there, the Easy Blog - Post object you created had no 'type' set for it. I updated that to be an 'article' type. Then, on the front-end of your site I went to an EasyBlog post. After about 15 seconds, the popup in the image below appeared, which shows that JFBConnect is trying to post the content to Facebook. I don't have the right permissions for Facebook to post since I'm not an admin, but I think you should be able to test now.

Please try and then go to the "View Activity Log" area of your Facebook account to see if the post was made. Hopefully that works and, if so, you'll just need to go through the permission approval process with Facebook so that normal users can grant the publish_actions permission on your site.

Thanks,
Alex

My Facebook User ID that you should be able to add to the developers area is 1251253607.

If you're not seeing the popup anymore, it probably means that JFBConnect thinks the article has already been posted. Try with different EasyBlog articles or set the "Unique Action" setting in the Object Action to "Allow Multiple" so that you can test the same article repeatedly for now.

Thanks,
Alex