Hey everyone,
I realize that this module is still quite new, but with the beta release of Drupal 7 right around the corner, I wanted to see if anyone had begun planning a Drupal 7 port.
Our shop has mostly shifted to Drupal 7 development and I 'm interested to learn if any work has begun on D7....
Thanks,
Ben
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #54 | fb_like_add_og_meta.diff | 3.21 KB | bluegray |
| #41 | fb_social-7.x-0.1-alpha.tar_.gz | 18.47 KB | luco |
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chia commented+1
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dre2phresh commented+1
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kodo commentedIts will be very nice! +1
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tsvenson commented+1 Like
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daniel wentsch commentedSubscribing
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sammyman commentedsubscribing.
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luco commented+1
and if there were an "I like" button here I'd totally press it ;]
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Anonymous (not verified) commentedSubscribing.
We could also just being a port of the module. There is clearly a lot of interest and I'm sure there are a few talented coders among us.
Comment #14
ferdi commentedI'm going to do some code changes in a 6--2 branch and porting to D7 soon
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jbfelix commented+1
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mileZ commented+1
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olax commented+1
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jscm commented+1000
This is a GREAT Module...
I will wait D7 porting.
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wilgrace commented+1
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negatifo commented+1
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joelbindi commented+1 ! thanks
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yareckon commentedthank you!
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saratt commentedsubscribe
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jscm commentedhi,
I'm waiting this porting before upgrade all my websites at Drupal 7.
How mutch time is required to complete porting?
Can you say us when it will be available?
thank you for your important module.
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pragnatek commented+1
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ccheu commented+1
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cpaks commentedSubscribing
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elgandoz commentedgreat module. Sub
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Cliffy commented+1
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flokli commentedsubscribe
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Aso commented+1
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jscm commented+1
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andrea.corelli commented+1
(wonderful job so far!)
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TribalMan commentedsubscribing
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bluegray commented+1
Comment #41
luco commentedI don't have barely any experience with PHP whatsoever, let alone Drupal's API.
tinkering with the code, I was able to make the module appear, but not work, in D7 - except that you can't turn on all submodules (only comments, like and share) because of a conflict with line 2317 of
theme.inc.other than changing drupal core version in
.infofiles, I replacednode_get_types('names')withnode_type_get_names().'page callback' => 'drupal_get_form'must be replaced with something else, but I wasn't able to make much from http://drupal.org/node/224333#unrendered.anyone else wanna have a look at it? see the attachment.
Comment #42
BenK commentedFor those who need to integrate with Facebook right away, you should check out the Janrain Engage module (http://drupal.org/project/rpx). There's already been one stable release for Drupal 7 and the development of new features is proceeding very quickly.
The Janrain Engage module supports integration with Facebook, Twitter, Myspace, Google, Yahoo!, and many other identity providers. (Currently, 18 different social networks and service providers are supported.) You can also choose to just use the Facebook integration features if you prefer.
The great thing about the module is that both authentication (logging in via Facebook) and social sharing (posting content and comments back to Facebook) is supported out of the box if you enable those features.
Cheers,
Ben
Comment #43
luco commented@BenK thanks! but in my case I prefer not to rely on a third-party service to integrate with facebook.
it's just me, I'm a ctrl+freak ;] great module though.
cheers
Comment #44
dre2phresh commentedEspecially a third-party service you'd have to pay for to get any real use out of. I use the Service Links module for now for Facebook like/share. Hopefully the developer of this module will have a D7 version up soon.
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robert broen commented+1
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dre2phresh commentedD7 Dev version posted http://drupal.org/node/1067828
Comment #47
luco commented@dre2phresh @ferdi thanks :]] gonna test it right away ~/o/
Comment #48
luco commented@dre2phresh I installed the module and got some error messages relating to blocks.
here's the errors I got from enabling the module:
and social comments:
when you edit a preset, here's what you get:
changing the preset yields the following errors:
comments plugin:
[also, page won't load.]
Likebox:
livestream button:
recommendations button:
hope this helps.
cheers
Comment #49
ferdi commentedThe 7--2 version is more stable now. It would be great to give it a try and do some testings.
thanks!
Comment #50
luco commented@ferdi will do. I just use the like button (and also I'm very busy lately) but I'll make some time for it.
Comment #51
3rdLOF commentedErrors in #48 persist in latest dev version, though they only seem to happen in a few occasions such as running cron, clearing the cache, installing modules and a few others.
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perandre commentedI also get the errors in #48 as stated by kannary. Any thoughts on the further dev of this module on d7?
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Roavei commentedgetting the same errors like in #48 - any news on this?
Comment #54
bluegray commentedOpen Graph meta tags weren't added because of changes in D7. Fixed that and added option to add a default og:image tag in settings.
Just a quick diff, it works for me, but I'm sure it can be improved on.
BTW. Tried to add a file upload field in the settings form for the default og:image but looks like fb_social uses ctools for forms and I have no experience with that, so it's just a text field ;)
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electroponix commentedgetting the same errors. will have to go back to my homegrown for now.
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gloomcheng commentedSame error with #48, subscribing
Comment #57
ferdi commentedNote that "comments" is not been upgraded to D7 yet. I'm not sure why drupal is ignoring core = 6.x in the info file.
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andrea.corelli commentedHere is what I get when enabling a likebox:
When I assign the likebox block to a visible region it shows nothing in the block content area (just the block title). Here is the example: http://www.modamusicgroup.com/
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks for your help.
Andrea
Comment #59
ferdi commented@andrea ,no you are not doing anything wrong. It looks like it's a bug. The module is outputing 'likebox' instead of 'like-box'. Will fix asap.
Thanks!
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laVera commented+1
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bennash commented+1
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Carlos Miranda Levy commentedTested last version.
Once enabled it doesn't show under config or anything. Tried core and likebox modules.
Comment #63
liupascal commentedWorks fine for me, under admin/structure menu
Comment #64
kifuzzy commented#58 like
i have a subdomain with a garland minimal installation / testing out this module again.
it works yesterday.
i have installed the module via online link - "installing new module - copying the link
form drupal.org to the dev file - paste it and run install the module.
errors errors... trying trying ..
look to status reports - seen that a version from date 28 of Juny was installed.
just updating to the one from july solved some problems.
crazy :-)
p.s.:
some .. else ..like http://drupal.org/node/1219678#comment-4740106 helped.
nice module
edit:
sometimes, a message popup is there where is to read "error: please change the user" :)
Comment #65
yareckon commentedchanging title to make scannable from d.o. dashboard
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Laza commentedsubscribe
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feconroses commentedSuscribe!
Comment #68
ferdi commentedalpha2 is released. Please test and open specific issues. Closing this one for now.