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* This is due to facebook. They only allow “moderation” (hiding) of other people’s comments. This seems odd to me, but it’s how they’ve implemented it.

* I wasn’t aware of this, so thanks for letting me know. I’ll look into it, but most probably it’s a facebook bug (the whole comment moderation thing is just an iframe loaded directly from facebook). Their apps are notoriously buggy. It’s possible though that I’ve mispassed a parameter, so I’ll double check my code.

Cheers

Sal, it looks fine to me. Can you elaborate on your problem?

Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll add it in the next update.

I wasn’t. I thought I’d fixed it.

Thanks for letting me know, I’ll look into it for the next update.

Has been added in 3.1.1 that I just released ??

This means that there is a conflict with some other plugin.

Can you post which plugins you have active?

Did this just start happening recently?

You need to have CURL installed. Are you developing locally?

I’m looking into the problem with 3.1.1 and will have an update soon.

facebook.php is developed by facebook, it’s their php api. I doubt most plugin authors edit it.

One thing to try would be to search for any instances of ‘facebook.php’ in your theme’s files, and replace any ” require/include ‘facebook.php’ ” with ” include_once ‘facebook.php’ “

cheers

Hi Mark. Did you tag this incorrectly? I don’t see anything related to this plugin.

It seems like you’re trying to access a member function you don’t have access to.

Searching turned up these two posts, maybe they’ll help.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-yet-another-related-posts-plugin-call-to-a-member-function-have_posts-on-a-non-object-error?replies=2

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-yet-another-related-posts-plugin-have_posts-fatal-error?replies=4

Sorry you’re so frustrated. Facebook has three different comment systems (v1, v2 and then a sorta v2 with less features but comments from v1) and enabling users to choose which they want requires a lot of options.

I explain things there because many of the same questions are asked multiple times, and I find having verbose instructions reduces the number of times they are asked.

Also, the link isn’t to my facebook page, it’s to a post on the official facebook dev blog about the new comment system they recently introduced, which I thought users might find useful.

If you have any questions or need specific help setting up the plug in, let me know.

Cheers

That’s an odd problem. I don’t do anything with posts on the dashboard. The only thing I can think of would be disabling the recent comments dashboard widget (this plugin’s settings, under “Basic Settings”).

Can you try switching to twenty-ten, and see if the problem is still there? Maybe the plugin’s conflicting with something in that theme.

Hi Allen. Are you referring to the first one posted by Jay?

If so, it’s a conflict with some other plugin loading the facebook api.

If not, please post more information and a link to your site.

I’ll look into localization for facebook. If you catch any messages not from facebook that don’t get translated, let me know at fbc at we8u.com. I may have missed a few.

For 2., if you switch themes to twenty-ten, does the problem persist?