Custom Object

The tag can be seen in the image below. It's on every EasyBlog article. I can't guarantee that will fix it, but the fb:admins tag is a special Open Graph tag and it looks like random letters are being put in there. Since I only see it in EasyBlog, I'm assuming the setting is in there somewhere, but I don't know EasyBlog well enough to know where that setting may be.

Setting up Like's is something we could work on next, but it should be tested on a page other than EasyBlog articles until that tag is fixed. To set that up, setup the Object that you want to work for some other area of your site and then create an an Action as a "Built in FB Action" of type "og.likes". Then, on a page you can use the EasyTag below to add the "Like" button to your page:
Thanks,
Alex

You're correct that fb:admins is an Open Graph tag. However, that tag is not being set by JFBConnect and the user_id of AKZC8... is not a valid Facebook User ID. I don't know where that value was setup to be that random string, but it's very reasonable that Facebook is throwing the "invalid parameter" error because the user_id set in the fb:admins tag is incorrect.

We support some built-in actions in extensions, but not the Like button in EasySocial. For instance, we support:
* Joomla Content - Vote
* EasyBlog - Rate & Comment
* EasySocial - Upload Image
* JomSocial - A few supported here
* JReviews - Review and List
* K2 - Vote & Comment

If you're using any of those features on your site, we can help you setup JFBConnect to automatically trigger a Facebook action when those events take place. If not, you'll need to use a custom action button.

Thanks,
Alex

I'm glad you were able to remove that tag. The posting now works for me!

When I visit a blog post that hasn't already tried to be posted, it goes to the Activity Log in my Facebook account.

If you're not seeing the blue box appear, it's likely because you've already visited that article and JFBConnect has tried to post it to your account. It should work properly, as it did for me, for new articles or other ones you haven't already viewed while that bad tag was on the page.

I hope that helps, but if you still have issues, please let us know.

Thanks,
Alex

The Activity Log is all that JFBConnect can post too. We can't force a post to go into a user's Activity Stream. It's up to Facebook algorithms and user preference to decide what shows up in the user's Activity Stream.

In the Activity Log, a user can choose to show a bit of activity in their stream. Otherwise, Facebook can choose to show the activity in the stream if they think it will be relevant to the user.. that could be based on the viewers interests and the popularity of the page itself.

I hope that helps explain, but if you're seeing things shown in the Activity Log, it means that JFBConnect has successfully pushed the action to Facebook as it's supposed too.

Alex