Facebook Autopost Plugin based on Access Level

I would think that the Access Level feature would publish any articles that are equal to the access level specified. Access Levels cannot have an hierarchy,

You're correct. I was thinking of User Levels, not access levels. If you set the content to a specific Access Level then it should only be published if that Access Level is allowed for that channel.

The issue is that if you enable the Messenger plugin, the script that is placed in the body of the page is overriding the script that is needed for the Autopost to work properly.

You are correct. We'll update our Autotune detection mechanism. The Facebook Messenger feature was recently released and we didn't update Autotune appropriately. If you get a pass with Messenger disabled, then everything will be ok when it's enabled (even if Autotune is telling you otherwise for now).

Turn Messenger off and run the Error Check again and it works.

This part I'm confused on. We'll absolutely agree that Autotune will fail right now with Messenger enabled. However, that really shouldn't affect autoposting. However, if you're saying it is, please let us know and we can investigate further. Also, let us know if you're talking about autoposting or using the 'Create Post' button from the social toolbar to manually post. Any details will help us understand further.

Maybe the Autopost recurses through sub-categories? I didn't test that with a working site. I am happy leaving it as is because I don't want too many sub-categories. It would make the site look ugly if someone start browsing through categories.

This is definitely correct. An object you create will recurse through categories *and* the 'best' object will be applied. By that, I mean you can create one more general object for your root category. That will apply to all categories on your site, the root on down. If you create an object for a specific subcategory though, that object will take priority and be applied to that sub-category and it's children. That system allows you to create only the objects that are needed.. one or maybe 2 generic objects to cover most of your site, and then a targeted object for specific areas of your site you want treated differently.

Jay,
Thanks so much for your details on how you set things up and got it all working together.

We agree that there are a lot of options in JFBConnect. We are always working to provide the features users want, while at the same time limiting too many settings to prevent it from getting impossibly complex. It's a tough balancing act.

If you have any feedback on how we can improve things, whether in our documentation, the admin area or elsewhere, please let us know. We're always listening!

Thanks,
Alex