Problems of 1.0.

– Yes, you need an application. That isn’t your fan page appearing as the application. The application is separate from the page, and is how the plugin interfaces with Facebook. Bottom line, to use Facebook’s Graph API, you must have an application.

– The plugin should be fully translation ready using the standard methods. It’s looking for the sfc-locale.mo files in the plugin directory. Let me know if I missed any strings.

– The automatic like button is intentionally designed to be simple. If you want to customize it, you can call the sfc_like_button function in your theme directly, with whatever arguments you wish.

– I don’t have the slightest bit of control over what appears in those widgets. The activity stream is a straightforward implementation of FB’s own widget: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/activity/

Thanks for your quick reply.
Basically, you missed these strings (or maybe there isn’t any french translations available ? Do you need my help ?) :
Hi X, you are connected to your facebook account, etc.” and “share this comment on facebook” and “Connect with Facebook” in the comments plugin.

I also had an issue if I activate the plugin in the network. The plugin was not available in my various blogs. The call to the functions gave me errors, so I had to activate to each and every blog ??
Is it normal ?

I would also specify the number of characters in the publish settings. By default, it’s too much (IMHO).

I didn’t miss those strings. They’re in the sfc-comments.php file and they have the proper __() surrounding them. You should be able to translate them normally.

The excerpt length is 1000 characters, the maximum FB allows. If you want to reduce it, you can use the sfc_excerpt_length filter to return the max number of characters it should use.

And the plugin works fine with Network Activation, though you do have to configure it for each site separately. I use it that way myself across 5 sites. You do have to have a separate application for each site though, if they’re on different domains. If they share a base domain, then they can all have the same Application settings. You can also use the SFC_APP_SECRET, SFC_APP_ID, and SFC_FANPAGE defines if you want to force all sites on a network to use the same settings for those.

Thanks for your answer.

Do we need the automatic publishing activated to have the comments imported ? Does it work if it’s published via the “Facebook publisher” button ?
How does it work for previous published articles ?

Yes, no, works fine if they were published automatically.

Ya, I think they will be fine and were published automatically.