Drupal 7 Facebook Comments
This is a quick and very lightweight Drupal module to replace Drupal's default comments for Facebook comments.
Big thanks to Catch The Fire who sponsored the development of this.
WARNING: There is little/no views support. The only comment information available to views is comment count.
Using the Module
- Install the Facebook Comments module from module list.
- Choose which content types to enable Facebook comments for at admin/config/services/facebook-comments
UPDATE: Version 1.1 includes some more configuration options and fixes a bug where comments were displayed on node teasers.
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I have Facebook integrated
I have Facebook integrated pretty well into my website, I downloaded your module because of the statement "The only comment information available to views is comment count." This excited me because the only thing I am missing is getting my "Facebook Comment Counts" from my article into my views / node teaser. I installed your module and enabled it and cant find how to get this to work. Please let me know what I am missing. Thank You
Hi John, the Facebook comment
Hi John, the Facebook comment count overrides the default Drupal comment count. You should be able to use the default drupal comments blocks or create a block in Views to show the comment count.
The module works great, thank
The module works great, thank you! But how can i set it to display comment form only on full node view?
Hey - I'm posting an update
Hey - I'm posting an update in the next day or so with an update! It will fix this bug.
just uploaded a new version..
just uploaded a new version... let me know if this fixes it.
Ok, now is perfect! Good idea
Ok, now is perfect! Good idea to insert comments width in configuration!
glad you like it :-)
glad you like it :-)
much appreciated.
much appreciated.
Hi, I've just enabled the
Hi, I've just enabled the module from the above link:
facebook_comments-1.1.zip
The comments block was not showing up. Having look at the code it looks like someone has to comment before the comment block will show up as it checks for $node->content['comments'] in the node_view hook.
Actually, it's looking to see
Actually, it's looking to see if comments are enabled for that node.
Edit the node and make sure comments are enabled.
It is a simple but working
It is a simple but working module. I think that you should add translation setting on the settings site. I like this one!
glad you like it... nice
glad you like it... nice suggestion!
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