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  • Plugin Contributor B.

    (@bandonrandon)

    One of the problems is that October 1st Facebook requires all apps to use secure hosting (https) that killed a lot of the good WPBook installs out there (including mine) as it’s not worth the extra money just for the facebook app. However, here is a screenshot from John’s Blog showing what should happen when viewing the blog inside and outside of Facebook.

    https://www.openparenthesis.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/op.png

    Hope that sorta helps.

    Thread Starter dannyjimmy

    (@dannyjimmy)

    Yeah, that’s super helpful. Thanks.

    Yeah, it’s tough to decide whether to invest in the Facebook app. If I knew and could see examples of blogs where this was being successful/fruitful/clearly worth it, I’d probably advance that project. Otherwise probably not. When I look it up, FB tells me that Open Parenthesis (his blog) only has 20 monthly users… (read: not worth it). But that could well be because it’s just a place for him to demo it and he’s not that into his blog as an actual public place.

    But the plugin’s got good ratings and lots of use…

    I guess I’d need to see like a gallery/showcase of real-world successes or something to that effect before picking it up myself.

    Plugin Author John Eckman

    (@johneckman)

    Here’s mine: https://apps.facebook.com/openparenthesis/

    Note the non https url – I don’t even have my own working in https mode as I’ve never seen the need.

    Plugin Author John Eckman

    (@johneckman)

    WPBook Lite may worth exploring as well – that doesn’t expose the facebook app view and instead just cross-posts new blog posts to facebook and imports comments made against them.

    Successful examples there you might never know are WPBook.

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