Now I "Like" everything? [#1236078]

Since I installed this module on a site, and enabled it for a particular content type ("blog"), and then clicked "Like" on a particular blog post to test, it seems that every new blog post is automatically displayed as "Like"d by me. This is only on the Drupal side, though -- my Facebook profile does not list "Like"s for each of the items. What could be going wrong?

Comment	File	Size	Author
#2	fblikebutton-for-teasers.patch	621 bytes	noelbush

Comments

Comment #1

noelbush commented 1 August 2011 at 19:53

Okay, here's a clue: the duplicate "Like" status is only for teasers on the front page of the site. It doesn't occur when you look at an individual node's page.

Comment #2

noelbush commented 1 August 2011 at 20:05

Status:

Active

» Needs review

Status	File	Size
new	fblikebutton-for-teasers.patch	621 bytes

Here is the problem, very simple. Line 32 of fblikebutton.module, in fblikebutton_nodeapi(), sets $likepath to drupal_get_path_alias($_GET['q']). So, of course, when viewing the front page, this just gets the path to the front page, not whatever node is being rendered. Instead, it should be:

$likepath = drupal_get_path_alias($node->path);

This seems to work right now.

Comment #3

antiyouth commented 4 August 2011 at 19:52

Thanks for posting this, noelbush. I'm running a backport of the module on Drupal 5 (I have to update an existing client's site), maybe that's the issue, but I'm not getting this to work, it still affects all the nodes on the page instead of the one that I clicked "Like" on. Not sure if this helps, but here's the a portion of my code with your replacement:

function fblikebutton_nodeapi(&$node, $op, $teaser, $page) {
global $user, $base_url;
$likebase = $base_url . '/';
$likepath = drupal_get_path_alias($node->path);
$webpage_to_like = $likebase . $likepath;

When I printed out $likepath, there was no value. Any thoughts/suggestions? Thanks in any case! I'll keep poking around, and if I figure it out, I'll post to here.

Comment #4

antiyouth commented 4 August 2011 at 20:32

Okay, I tried something else.

Instead of:

$likepath = drupal_get_path_alias($node->path);

I tried this:

$likepath = url(drupal_get_path_alias( 'node/' . $node->nid));

Not sure if this passes Drupal muster, but at least on my test site, it seems like work like a charm. Thanks, wouldn't have gotten there without this thread.