Facebook App Review - What Scopes do I need?

Whew.. sorry for the back and forth in getting this resolved! The good news is that things are working properly. This is a pic from your site:

The Create Post button is actually working. However, it's hidden behind your template. I was able to get that through adding the right style to change the z-index directly in the browser. If you can add this to your template's overrides area somewhere, it should show to you too:
With that showing, you should be able to post any page from your site manually to both Twitter and Facebook at the same time. Additionally, you can use that view in your screencast of how you use the publish_pages permission.

I hope that helps, but if you need anything else, please don't hesitate to get in touch.

Thanks,
Alex

There isn't an option in the admin area to post specific content. That can only be done on the front-end when you're on the page you want to post. The admin area lets you setup what channels you can post to and setup automatic posting of content only.

I assume I will still be able to auto publish an article to Facebook using the permissions below as I do now?

Those permissions are what allow JFBConnect to post content from your site, whether it's automatic or manual using the "Create Post" button. As noted, Facebook has added new notes that automated posting is a no-no, but we're trying to get clarity on what that means.. for a general audience, that makes sense.. don't automatically post content to all of your users pages. That's just annoying. For your own page as an admin, automatic posting that's really controlled just by you 'seems' ok, but again, I'd recommend submitting the publish_pages permission request showing the manual option.

In another thread about app permissions , I touched on how confusing the app review process is right now and how it may turn out that app review isn't even necessary in these cases, like it wasn't 6 months ago.. but we'll see.

Thanks,
Alex

I will give them step by step instructions on how we use it but they can't really test it since they will not have Admin access. Is Facebook fine with this?

That's what we're hoping and believe. We're putting together all the details of one of our submissions now and will be writing it up, but you can take a look at our video for the Pages permissions:


In our description, we do *not* give admin access, note that it's for admins only and state that general users will never have this permission requested of them.

After checking my Facebook App Setting I notice that their is some information for the Page Tab with the name called "JFBConnect". I think the JFBConnect Autotune may have set this up? Can I delete it? Or what do I need to do?

Yeah, if you're not using the Page Tab feature, delete that section in the app and hopefully that will get you going.

Thanks,
Alex