I have installed a plug-in called Simple Facebook Connect in Wordpress for my site, runtheworlds.com. I had to create an app, put in the settings into the plug-in, and it's supposed to let me post blog posts on my facebook fan page: https://www.facebook.com/runtheworlds
I've been able to see the post -- I can see it in my newsfeed and on the actual facebook fan page, but nobody else can see it. I've checked the settings, and it appears to be posting as public, but nobody else can see the posts except for me. Any ideas what might be causing this?
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I tried using Google Webmaster tools to re-crawl the site and it hasn't helped.
Does anyone know why the link on Google might say 'halalgems.com', but redirect to another site?
The description is also incorrect.
Unfortunately, it appears as though your website has been hacked, and not a problem with Google.
After looking at the response from your website once someone goes to it from that google page, it is your website that does the redirecting.
I cannot determine the source of this issue, as that would likely require access to your server. Good luck with tracking it down!
I'm building a website for a company, I build this website offline so google won't index it, with the reason that google don't see the codes yet and thinks at the official launch that we copied the text/codes from an other website.
Sadly I encounterd a problem. I need to implant the facebook social plugin, sadly does this plugin only work when the site is online. But as I said putting it online can be dangerous for future Google SEO.
Is there an other option where I can see the facebook plugin but it is not online yet or is it okay for me to just place it online already on (for example) www.example.com and later put the released product on (for example) www.released.com.
Any toughts on this problem?
Why don't you place the website online in a folder that is blocked for Googlebot via robots.txt?
That way you can test all the online elements work and not have to worry about users and search engines finding it and listing it.
An alternative could be to use the .htaccess file to limit access only to your IP address - that way, you'd be the only one to see the site live.
The app was working totally fine...and then I reinstalled the app code in the Blogger template to be BELOW the Blogger comment box...now only some pages have the Facebook plugin...No clue why. Help? website is wwnrockport .com
It May Be Helpful For Check It Out . Use Facebook Yahoo And Google+ Comment system together
I have a site www.crazyfloridadeals.com and this is a licensed directory and it has a built in feature for "sign in" using your facebook account and in order to do this you need a developers App ID and App secret which I did set up, I got the app to work but two things need to be edited and I can't figure out how to do this,
After you use the app facebook sends the visitor to crazyfloridadeals.com/profile/#= which 404's how do I get the app to send them back to the Home page? I read every articl and forum but could not find anything - any suggestions are where to find this
When you use the facebook app it goues through the "permissions" and it asks do you want to all "my company" to post on your behalf? I don't need this as I am only looking for basic user info (just like screen shot attached) how can I adjust what permissions are being asked for?
I am new to this and am sorry if these are easy fixes
Having looked at your site, it appears that the FB login button is being passed the paramaters redirect_uri="http://crazyfloridadeals.com/members/facebookauth.php?destiny=http://crazyfloridadeals.com/profile/#="
and scope="email,user_birthday,status_update,publish_stream"
There should be a configuration screen if this is some sort of CMS for the FB login plugin. Otherwise there may be a configuration file somewhere in the code files itself. Of note, to remove the "post on my behalf" message, remove the 'publish_stream' from the scope variable. See this list for other FB permissions. You may need a FB Dev account to view it. Obviously, you will need to change "http://crazyfloridadeals.com/profile/#=" to just "http://crazyfloridadeals.com/"
I want to make a webpage, that works as an APP (in facebook, iframe) and as a usual webpage too.
How can I accomplish this in a proper way?
Right now, I'm connecting to facebook as an APP with the PHP SDK: getLoginUrl(), then redirect the user to this url, blabla. Works fine if I'm in facebook, and using it as an app.
Problem is if the session is outdated, and I'm not looking this on facebook, this redirecting gets annoying, also: very unprofessional in my opinion...
Thanks in advance!
SOLVED: here's the solution for my specific problem:
It took me 1 change of line in the code, which is the following:
$canvaseurl = ($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] == "https://apps.facebook.com/APPNAME/") ? "https://apps.facebook.com/APPNAME/": "https://MYWEBPAGE.hu/app/";
So I simply redirect to the url, where the user came from.
Pretty simple. :)
Once the person authorizes the application, you will be able to use either the iframe or the website, just so long as you don't force it to go back to the application page. I have used the Facebook PHP SDK and noticed that if you enter the actual location that is loading into the iframe it will stay on that page outside of the apps.facebook.com. However this is dependant on the settings you use. Try experimenting with it and see if that helps you.