joch

Thanks a lot! Now I have a good starting point to sorting it out.

Hello.

I’m sorry you feel that way. The last couple of months have been quite hectic for me, and I have had to prioritize other things in my life. I am however just starting my vacation today, which hopefully will give me lots of free time these coming weeks, where some can be spent on this plugin.

1. I am aware of this problem, and it is the number one requested feature. It will be the first thing I start working on, and then going through all support questions from these last couple of months.

2. 99% of the times, this is a problem with Facebook, and not the plugin itself. They constantly change things, and they often break.

You should be able to switch to another plugin if you would like to, and keep your likes, as long as they are using permalinks (if they are not, they are doing it wrong) to identify posts.

All the best,
Johnny

The new version (released tomorrow) will check if the post type is a normal post or page, otherwise it won’t embed the button. That should hopefully fix the issue you are having.

By the way, when trying to activate your plugin to verify this, I got the following PHP error. I haven’t poked around yet, but I just thought I’d let you know.

Notice: Undefined index: post_type in wp-content/plugins/meteor-slides/meteor-slides-plugin.php on line 366

Thanks for the suggestions!

I have implemented your improvements and will release an update tomorrow, after I have done some testing.

I also added support for choosing whether to show the button on posts or pages, or both, and a check for verify that the user is running PHP5, which is the minimum required version.

Hello JLeuze!

I see what you mean. I have not heard from any user about this problem before though. I can look into using another hook for injecting the like script for the next version. That would probably solve the problems your user is having.

Thanks for letting me know that there is a problem!

Support for that it coming in the next version, which will be out in a week or two.

If you use the xfbml version, leave the height setting empty and provide an application ID. It should then collapse automatically.

You can see an example of those settings making the space below the button collapse on my site: https://johnny.chadda.se/article/facebook-like-plugin-for-wordpress-updated/

Facebook controls the colors, and those are the ones available. I’m not sure what the difference between evil and default is to be frank.

That feature is coming soon, so please stay tuned!

There could be a problem changing the class name now that it’s out there, but if people are having problems, I’ll definitely change it. I will look into the boolean strings as well.

I was thinking about implementing some options for only enabling the button on posts, pages, not the front page etc, for the next version.

Thank you!

No difference I’m afraid. I will look into it when I have time. Thanks!