Go to Settings > Sharing in your dashboard Sroll down until the “Button Style” option. Choose “Official Buttons”. The Facebook Share button has now changed into a Facebook Like Button. Save your changes, and you’ll be good to go! If you want to add a Facebook Share button next to the Like button, you can … Read more
As was already stated, Facebook automatically detects images if the OG image tag is missing. However, in some cases, it might detect other images (e.g. not from your post but from other content). In that case, it can be useful to fetch a list of all images attached to the post and use the one … Read more
You can accomplish that with: a regular instal of WordPress but with a lot of work and hacking around to get it where you want. a multisite install of WordPress that would make it a bit easier but still a lot of work and customization. a fairly easy case with BuddyPress. Basically it just installing … Read more
To answer this one and point to the real problem: As the <head> HTML tag comes far before the actual loop, you’ll need something else than the global $post. get_queried_object(); get_queried_object_id(); The plugin The code is tested and works. As you might want to keep this functionality when switching themes, I’d suggest wrapping it up … Read more
This plugin should suit your needs! http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/oa-social-login/
An easy way would be to include the Facebook Javascript code: wp_deregister_script(‘facebook’); wp_enqueue_script( ‘facebook’, ‘https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js’ ); Then use the default Facebook invite page. <script> function facebookInvite(){ var request = { message: ‘my message’, method: ‘apprequests’ }; FB.ui(request, function (data) { if (data.request_ids.length > 0) { alert(“Facebook invite successful.”); } }); } </script> EDIT: Here are … Read more
Prevent Javascript Facebook SDK Conflicts in plugin
There is a plugin ‘Social Login for WordPress’ which serves the functions you are looking for. This plugin not only allows users to log in but also creates users on your website and auto-fill various fields in registration form. The plugin is FREE but there are white label and customized solutions available from LoginRadius.
You can try to use the_posts filter to search for you shortcode and require the sdk, something like this: function has_my_FB_shortcode($posts) { if ( empty($posts) ) return $posts; $found = false; foreach ($posts as $post) { if ( stripos($post->post_content, ‘[my_shortcode’) ){ $found = true; break; } } if ($found) require(‘path/to/facebook_sdk.php’); return $posts; } add_action(‘the_posts’, ‘has_my_FB_shortcode’);
Adding the solution for posterity – I solved it by adding FB.XFBML.parse(); once the AJAX call returned succesfully. Hope this helps.