Ashok Dhamija

It appears that you are adding the Facebook Meta tags on a “page” on your WordPress site, whereas this plugin adds these meta tags on any type of “posts” (excepting “attachment” or “page” type). The plugin will not add meta tags on “page” as per its current version, as the readme file for the plugin and its download page at Plugin repository make it clear. My apologies for the inconvenience. Will try to add support for “page” in next version.

Thanks

Thanks for your feedback and for using the plugin. In fact, this plugin is supposed to work on all web-pages of a website, including custom post types. This is for the reason that it injects appropriate code in the head section of each web page of the website. Unfortunately, it is not possible for me to check its working on all types of custom post types, since the websites that I manage may not have different custom post types. However, if you find that it is not working in any particular custom post type, please do let me know. I’ll try my best to check that and try to change the code if needed.

I have checked the HTML source code of your website. The Facebook AppID and the additional Moderator’s Facebook ID are correctly shown there. Moreover, Facebook Comments are also being correctly shown on your website. So, the only problem appears to be that you don’t see the Moderation Tool link. This can happen only if your Facebook App is not correctly setup. While Facebook Comments can be displayed even with a wrong AppID, you would not be able to moderate the comments if your Facebook App is not correctly set up.

I make the following two suggestions for this purpose:

1. You may please also try to moderate the Facebook Comments at the following link (which includes your AppID) when you are logged in to your Facebook user account:

https://developers.facebook.com/tools/comments/128241924190686/

2. If the above method does not work, then please read the following article:

https://www.tekgazet.com/how-to-easily-setup-and-install-facebook-comments-in-wordpress/soft/2848.html

Please ensure that you have correctly set up your Facebook App as per the steps explained in the above article. Please also take the additional steps (mentioned in above article) to make App public. Once you do that, it should be possible for you to moderate the comments and see the Moderation Tool link.

However, if your problem still persists, then please let me know. I may have to check your App settings at the Facebook Developer site.

Please do let me know if the problem is not solved.

“Moderation Tool” link is not visible to everyone. It is visible only to those who are currently logged in as an administrator or as a moderator for the Facebook App (the AppID of which has been used to display Facebook Comments). All admins to the Facebook App will automatically become moderators. Moreover, you can also add additional moderators by simply adding the Facebook IDs of the persons who would act as moderators. This option to add moderators is available in TG Facebook Comments settings. So, in order to see “Moderation Tool”, please ensure that you are one of the admins of the Facebook App or at least a moderator, and also keep yourself logged in to your Facebook account.

In tg_copy_protection_new_code function, under elseif ($enable == 3) code, the variable selection gets the full selected text. You can manipulate this string variable selection, before using it further in the code in case you want to allow only a limited number of characters.

Thanks a lot. That answers my query. Regards.

Thanks for clarifying. Will wait for some other member having experience in this regard to clarify this issue, before I write to the Plugin Review team. Regards.

Thanks for your quick response. I found two relevant portions in these links:

“…Having it there will let you easily push out automatic upgrades to all your users …”.

“If you have changed or upgraded the plugin, do not make a new page for the plugin unless the change warrants it. Simply edit the page and add Updated information at the bottom of the post so people will know.”

So, I presume that there is no need to again submit a plugin for approval at the time of updating it, and it can be directly updated.

Regards.