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{cgfb_init}{cgfb_comments}

The next most common way to add facebook integration into your site is to allow visitors to enter comments. You can do this by adding the {cgfb_init}{cgfb_comments} tag into your page template.

The simplest way to add facebook integration into your site is just to add {cgfb_init}{cgfb_like} into the page template of your site. Now any page that uses this page template will have a facebook "Like" button attached to it. You do not need to create a facebook application to use this function.

The next most common way to add facebook integration into your site is to allow visitors to enter comments. You can do this by adding the {cgfb_init}{cgfb_comments} tag into your page template.

Smarty Function Reference:

Social Plugins:
{cgfb_like [params]]

Create a "Like" Button for a URL.
Parameters:
href - (string) The URL to allow people to like. (default is the current page URL.)
layout - (string) The layout of button. Possible values are standard,button_count,box_count.
show_faces - (boolean) Wether to show faces of the others that have liked the item.
action - (string) The beaviour of the button, Possible values are like,recommend.
width - (int) The width of the like button in pixels.
font - (string) The string to use for the form or display. Values are arial,lucide grande,segoe ul,tahoma,verdana
colorscheme - (string) The color scheme for the form. Values are light,dark
ref - (string) An optional reference value to use for statistics purposes.
assign - (string) Assign the output to a smarty variable.


{cgfb_comments [params]}

Create a form allowing facebook users to leave comments on a page, or on an item.
Parameters:
uniqueid - (string) A unique identifier to use to identify the item that is being commented on. (default is a hash of the current page url).
width - (int) The maximum width of the form in pixels. (default is 425)
ncomments - (int) The maximum number of comments to display at one time. (default is 10)
publish - (boolean) Wether the "public comment" checkbox should be displayed.
assign - (string) Assign the output to a smarty variable.

uniqueid - (string) A unique identifier to use to identify the item that is being commented on. (default is a hash of the current page url).

cnymike wrote:Have re-read everything and still no-go. Anyone have a clue how to get this working?

Warning: this comments plugin is operating in compatibility mode, but has no posts yet. Consider specifying an explicit 'href' as suggested in the comments plugin documentation to take advantage of all plugin features.

Spent a good bunch of hours working on my social app for #cmsms.. it's gonna be sweet. adding badges is gonna be next on the todo list.