Comments Integration

Not yet. We're planning an Open Graph extension for Komento that should be out over the next few months. With that, you should be able to easily add an action to the user's Timeline that they left a comment. We have similar functionality in our Open Graph plugin for EasyBlog already for when a user comments.

So, in short, Komento-specific support is coming and we're very excited about that. Alternatively, you may want to look into the comment system built-in to EasyBlog which may work for you as well.

If you need more specifics or have other questions, just let me know.

Thanks,
Alex

Unfortunately, we don't provide customized support right now. We're too small of a team to do custom work as well as continue developing our extension and support clients publicly as we do. It's something we're looking into for the future, but don't have any options for that yet.

With that said, our support here on the forums is very good. Should you have any questions, we'll definitely help however we can.

Thanks,
Alex

Very sorry for not getting back to this sooner. I missed the post somewhere along the lines. Let's see if we can get you going.

For the Object, you want to set it up as an "Article" or a blog post, or whatever you want your EasyBlog posts to be called. If you use an object that Facebook has already defined, like "article", that would be a "built-in FB Object". If you create your own object type, then it's not built-in to Facebook.

As for the action, you'll want to create your own action type, like "Comment". That way, a user can 'Comment' on an 'Article'.

Once those are created in the Facebook Developers area, you need to create them in the Open Graph area of JFBConnect. Make sure you have the Open Graph - EasyBlog plugin enabled. Then, create your object:
Name: Blog Posts
Type: article
Built-in: Yes
On the right side, select the category this object is for

Next, create your action:
Name: Comment
Type: comment
Built-in: No
Associate this action with the Object you created above.
On the right, set the trigger type to "Manual"

That should be what you need to do. Whenever our plugin detects a comment associated with an EasyBlog post/object, it should automatically post that to the user's Timeline.

Hope that helps, but if you have issues with the above, let us know.

Thanks,
Alex

Sounds good. I look forward to hearing how it goes.

Thanks,
Alex