What's the difference between JFBCContent and JFBCSocial?

1) When using the JFBCLike tag, you can pass the URL of the page that is meant to be Liked. This can be your home page (for use throughout your site), the page of a specific article, or even a Facebook Fan page. You can choose. If you leave the url= parameter blank, the tag will default to whatever page it's being displayed on.
2) Things to watch out for: If you don't have sh404 (or some other SEF component), if you just use the tag with no url parameter on an article, it's possible the user could arrive to that article through:
index.php?option=com_content&id=20
/2-category/21-article
A blog view showing many articles
Because of this, the like button on both pages would be 'different' to Facebook. If you use the url= parameter and force it to the 2nd (SEF) url, that guarantees that wherever the Like button is shown, it will refer to where you want it to.
3) No great tutorials, sorry. We'll be revamping our documentation over the next few weeks to prepare for 3.2 as well as incorporate suggestions like this. Feel free to ask away, and sorry for the trouble.
4) There was no #4
5) Yes, if you're using 2 columns, sometimes things overlap. There's a little flexibility we have with sizing these things, so if you want us to look into it, let us know. The FB widgets in general use Javascript and iFrames, which can cause overlap issues.. and just isn't always easy to fix, unfortunately.
6) Using absolute positions would definitely cause some problems. You may be able to use relative though, which would allow you to always shift the box up by 20px and to the left by 10 from wherever we put it in by default. Worth a shot, but still may not fix everything.

Let us know what we can do, or where you need more info!

Thanks!

Shashank,
No problem for the support.. it's what we do

As for the tags you post above, can you put a space in there, or leave the {} out, so the plugin on this site doesn't parse it? In the 3.2 release, we have a method that will allow users to put tags in without them being converted, but until then, we need to obscure the tag so the JFBCSocial plugin doesn't convert it. Once we see what you put in those tags above, we'll probably be able to help you with what you're trying to do.

As for using the SEF url, it's a good idea that we can look into. It still can cause the problem though if you (or a user) goes to the non-SEF URL which normally still works.. some SEF components will redirect to the SEF url automatically though.

Hope that makes sense, and let us know what tags you're trying to do and we can help you determine the best approach.

Finally, we'd love a vote or review on the JED, and definitely appreciate it!

Good luck!

Ah... thanks Yeah.. here's a few cases, that we'll try to document better somewhere in the future

The below is all for URL parameters. For more options you could use, see:
www.sourcecoast.com/extensions/jfbconnec...ation-guide?start=11

Page Like Button Like button that is for whatever page the user is viewing. This will use whatever the current URL is.
[JFBCLike]

Site-wide Like Button This is a Like button that would be for your homepage, that you'd display throughout your site. Good for use in your template file or in a module that displays on every page:
[JFBCLike url=http://www.domain.com]

Article-specific Like Button Like button for the article/page being displayed, whether it's in a Blog layout (with many other articles, each with their own Like button) or an article view, or something else:
[JFBCLike url=http://www.domain.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=12] OR [JFBCLike url=http://www.domain.com/SEF-Url-For-Your-Article]

Hope this helps, but if we're missing a case, let us know!

Shashank,
Great to hear you got everything working (including RokBridge).. always good to hear more reports of it working well together!

Thanks for the vote, we definitely appreciate, and thanks even more for subscribing. It's what helps us focus on support and keep delivering great updates to the extension along the way!