blainemotsinger

prccp, you don’t need to pay for the plugin to post to your Facebook page. The free version can post to both your profile and page.

After you created your Facebook app, then in the plugin, entered the app details and authorized the plugin to use your app, you should see in the section “Select facebook pages for auto publish”, with “Profile Page” and whatever other Pages you have the posting permission for. If you’re admin for those pages, you will be able to post to them.

Also, you will need to be sure your application in Facebook is “Live”, in my apps > app > settings > app review > Make app public?

Hope this helps.

From what I’ve found, it’s the closest thing to the built-in plugin out at the moment.

Nice blog, by the way ??

what issues are you having with the widget?

My apologies, I should have updated the post. I installed the subscribe2 plugin and installed the widget into the sidebar. It doesn’t require Feedburner, and actually has some really nice features for tweaking the emails sent out for subscriptions and notifications.

All I did was adjust some of the styling in the CSS, and it looks *almost exactly like the built in subscribe widget in wordpress.com.

There’s not one included like the WordPress.com blogs. I’m currently researching either building one, or using a prebuilt one.

So far, the closest prebuilt I’ve seen is subscribe2. It requires a feedburner account to work with, but essentially works the same way.

Any information from other people would be appreciated, although I seriously doubt many will respond; this question has been asked numerous times in the forums already.

What is the link its sending? Also, are you using a plugin like ShareThis?

Hey guys,

Not sure if this is what you’re looking for, but I used the imagebrowser setting in NextGEN so it would create a page for each image, then using the “ShareThis” code, added facebook and twitter buttons to each imagebrowser page.

The file to add the code to was /wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/view/imagebrowser.php. I’m just guessing the file you want to add your facebook code to is singlepic.php (but that is just a guess, and totally untested).