Well, what about it isn’t working? You say it doesn’t work, but without knowing more about what the problem is, then there’s not much I can tell you.
It just doesn’t show the facebook comment form. The normal comment form is displayed.
I think you have a mistaken idea about what the comment module is supposed to do. It doesn’t show a Facebook comment form. It adds a Facebook login button to the normal comment form.
It doesn’t display anything at all, not even a facebook connect button so people can comment using their facebook account.
It will display the connect button if you’re using a newer theme that has support for the comment_form() function. If you’re using an older theme, you may need to modify your theme’s comments form. Check out the FAQ:
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/simple-facebook-connect/faq/
Please read the opening post, I already use the new function.
Can you perhaps post a link to the page where it isn’t working? I can’t answer questions while working in the dark.
I modified my theme’s comment.php with the instructions you gave. This gave me a Facebook connect button and when I’m connected it say’s I’m logged in as me via Facebook. However, when I try to comment, all I get is an error message saying that I need to fill in my name and email in order to comment. Seems to me like the comment.php doesn’t get that now I’m logged in with Facebook it doesn’t need my name and email (and the input boxes disappear, so it’s not like I can even write those in anyway.
Anny suggestions?
PS. I’m on gudloysi.fo (in Faroese, sorry)
Wow. Ok, that’s really odd. It doesn’t work for me, but it works for you and my boyfriend. I just asked him to try seeing as it worked for you. It’s odd because it works for me on a different blog (frodskaparfelag.fo), but not on Gudloysi. Anyways, thanks for the swift reply. Maybe my browser is having cookie issues or something. After all, I am logged in at all sorts of different places including three different WordPress accounts and Facebook.
Cheers 🙂
I seem to be having a similar issue as well.
I’m using WP 3.2.1, twenty ten 1.2 and have my own child theme based on twenty ten.
I’m guessing that my child theme automatically inherits the comment_form() that’s in the twenty ten theme if I haven’t created my own comments.php file?
The issue is that I don’t seem to be getting the FB login button next to my comments section.
A example of this is here:
http://tubezombies.com/gallery/
Any help would be very much appreciated.
@dkemp: “You must be logged in to post a comment.”
The comments module only works if you allow anonymous comments.
Thanks Otto, that’s sorted it.
