yovanoff

Otto, one last question and then I’ll stop pestering you.

Do you know if it would be possible to set this up if we used the embedded Facebook Social Comments (https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/comments/)?

Do those allow you to easily sync the two comments, even from a FB page?

Thank you again for all the help.
Jason

Hey Andrew,

Agreed – it seems odd. They can comment directly on a post on the FB page, but can’t post from WordPress, even though they’re logged in via FB connect.

Otto,

Thanks so much for the info – if you think of a way around this, certainly let us know. It sounds like we’d be very interest, and I am sure others would as well.

-Jason

Hi Otto and Andrew,

I think I am trying to do something similar, so wanted to post to this thread to see if we were interested in the same thing and see if I wanted to do was possible.

Right now, We have a WordPress site where users can create a post. I want that post to automatically be added to my FB page. That much is very straight forward.

Then, we want to sync the comments between the two. So if someone logs in to WordPress (using FB connect) and posts a comment on the WordPress post, it shows as part of the comments below that posting on the FB page wall.

If someone posts a comment on that specific post via the FB page, it should also show up in the WordPress comments.

In both cases, the comments should be attributed (and linked) to the FB user that created the comment.

I just wanted to confirm, is this not allowed by FB? If it is allowed, is it possible to configure your plugin to do so? I’d definitely be interested in sponsoring that part of development if so.

Thank you!
Jason

Hmm, the problem is I want the main site to also serve up pages under just example.com/

(So there would be pages like https://example.com/about etc.)

I was suffering from this same issue and found a resolution that hasn’t been listed here – it turned out for me, there was an issue with running out of memory when loading the page, due to a plugin (The Yet Another Related Post Plugin).

Adding this line to my .htaccess file got thinks working again:

php_value memory_limit 64M

(You may need to adjust the 64M up or down as appropriate. 32MB didn’t work for me, 64MB did).