This option lets you choose to activate the built in tracking. if disabled, the plugin will not call the default action. (by default news.reads)

2 Display Social Bar on posts / pages

Display or not the social bar at the bottom of posts (custom posts types too) or pages

3 Exclude Post types

You can choose to exclude post types. Set slug’s post types separated by comma. example: post, page…

4 Exclude Categories or other terms

You can choose to exclude Categories or other terms. Set slug’s post types or ID separated by comma. example: photos,34,50

5 Exclude Posts or Pages

You can choose to exclude Post or Page. Set ID’s post separated by comma. example: 130,34,50

6 User Activity Page

This is the page where the user can manage facebook activity. if not set, the plugin will hide the activity link in the social bar.

7 Default Action

This is the action used for social reading publish. By default the plugin will use the news.reads action. that is already existing inside facebook. You just have to create it, inside your applications opengraph settings on the facebook developers platform.
This field allow you to set here your own action to be used with social reading.

8 Default Object for Action

This is the object used to work with the social reading action (see above), by default the plugin will use the “article” as default object type.

9 Shortcodes and Widgets usage

To create and add your own action publising workflow, you can add actions button or action event tracker on your posts via shortcodes and widgets.

Shortcode: AWD_opengraph_actions
Options:

• html => string required (div, span, p, div, li, article and other html tags)
• class => string (default AWD_facebook_opengraph_actions and should not be removed)
• action => string (default = news.read)
• object => string (default = article, this must match with the opengraph object type of the target.)
• event => string (default = none, can be a jquery event or can be AWD_facebook_tracker to be triggered on load.)
• post_id => int (default = current post id, Must point a page that old the related object in opengraphmeta. (where default type = articles))
• response_text => string (default = current post url, Must point a page that old the related object in opengraphmeta. (where default type = articles))
• callback_js => string (Name of a callback JS function, default = none, this function take 2 params : function(element,response)))

Usage:

Inside a template

Inside post content

You can add actions buttons or actions events  with widgets too. All that settings are present  in the widgets interface.

Create a button with custom action

To create a button with your custom actions, you should do it like that in your templates.

The plugin Facebook AWD will add facebook user data to the user account.

• The Facebook user ID
• The Facebook user Email
• The result of the API ‘/me’

Get current facebook user data.

Get facebook user data based on WP_User ID

We will see how to use the api inside your template and your plugins. The code is commented to help you understand what we do.

Open your functions.php file in your theme and paste this function.

You can now use the Api in your template like that:

Comments Box is a social plugin that enables user commenting on your site. Features include moderation tools and distribution.

Social Relevance: Comments Box uses social signals to surface the highest quality comments for each user. Comments are ordered to show users the most relevant comments from friends, friends of friends, and the most liked or active discussion threads, while comments marked as spam are hidden from view.

Distribution: Comments are easily shared with friends or with people who like your Page on Facebook. If a user leaves the “Post to Facebook” box checked when she posts a comment, a story appears on her friends’ News Feed indicating that she’s made a comment on your website, which will also link back to your site.

Friends and people who like the Page can then respond to the discussion by liking or replying to the comment directly in the News Feed on Facebook or in the Comments Box on your site. Threads stay synced across Facebook and on the Comments Box on your site regardless of where the comment was made.

The mobile version will automatically show up when a mobile device user agent is detected. You can turn this behavior off by setting the mobile parameter to false. Please note: the mobile version ignores the width parameter, and instead has a fluid width of 100% in order to resize well in portrait/landscape switching situations. You may need to adjust your CSS for your mobile site to take advantage of this behavior. If preferred, you can still control the width via a container element. (Doc From Facebook)

Facebook AWD will help you creating Comments box from the admin interface of WordPress.

Usage

The plugin can be added via widgets, and shortcodes as Iframe, Html5 or Fbml

With no options, the plugin will use the informations entered in the global settings.

You can also use the shortcode in your themes or plugins with php functions. In the same way that the shortcodes in php you just add a function that translates the code.

You can also add the comments box via widgets.

• href

  the URL for this Comments plugin. News feed stories on Facebook will link to this URL.

• width

  the width of the plugin in pixels. Minimum recommended width: 400px.

• colorscheme

  the color scheme for the plugin. Options: ‘light’, ‘dark’

• num_posts

  the number of comments to show by default. Default: 10. Minimum: 1

• mobile

  whether to show the mobile-optimized version. Default: auto-detect.

• type

  html5, xfbml or iframe

The Like Box is a social plugin that enables Facebook Page owners to attract and gain Likes from their own website. The Like Box enables users to:

• See how many users already like this Page, and which of their friends like it too
• Read recent posts from the Page
• Like the Page with one click, without needing to visit the Page

The minimum supported plugin width is 292px.

Facebook AWD will help you creating likebox from the admin interface of WordPress.

Usage

The plugin can be added via widgets, and shortcodes as Iframe, Html5 or Fbml

With no options, the plugin will use the informations entered in the global settings.

You can also use the shortcode in your themes or plugins with php functions. In the same way that the shortcodes in php you just add a function that translates the code.

You can also add the like box via widgets.

• url required

  Url of the facebook page (string)

• width

  Width in pixels of the frame

• colorscheme

  Color of the button (‘light’ or ‘dark’)

• faces

  0 or 1

• border_color

  hexadecimal code color

• recommendations

  0 or 1 (to show recommendations)

• height

  Height in pixels

• type

  iframe or html5 or xfbml

• header

  0 or 1 (to show facebook header)

• force_wall

  0 or 1 (for Places, specifies whether the stream contains posts from the Place’s wall or just checkins from friends. Default value: false.)

• stream

  0 or 1 (specifies whether to display a stream of the latest posts from the Page’s wall.)

The Activity Feed plugin displays the most interesting recent activity taking place on your site. Since the content is hosted by Facebook, the plugin can display personalized content whether or not the user has logged into your site. The activity feed displays stories when users interact with content on your site, such as like, watch, read, play or any custom action. Activity is also displayed when users share content from your site in Facebook or if they comment on a page on your site in the Comments box. If a user is logged into Facebook, the plugin will be personalized to highlight content from their friends. If the user is logged out, the activity feed will show recommendations from across your site, and give the user the option to log in to Facebook.

The plugin is filled with activity from the user’s friends. If there isn’t enough friend activity to fill the plugin, it is backfilled with recommendations. If you set the recommendations param to true, the plugin is split in half, showing friends activity in the top half, and recommendations in the bottom half. If there is not enough friends activity to fill half of the plugin, it will include more recommendations.

The Activity Feed plugin can be configured in the following ways:

• App ID
• One or more action types
• Domain

Usage

The plugin can be added via widgets, and shortcodes as Iframe, Html5 or Fbml

[ AWD_activitybox option="value" otheroption="othervalue"]

With no options, the plugin will use the informations entered in the global settings.

You can also use the shortcode in your themes or plugins with php functions. In the same way that the shortcodes in php you just add a function that translates the code.

echo do_shortcode('[ AWD_activitybox option="value" otheroption="othervalue" ]');

You can also add the activity box via widgets.

• domain required

  Domain of activity (string)

• width

  Width in pixels of the frame

• colorscheme

  Color of the button (‘light’ or ‘dark’)

• faces

  0 or 1

• fonts

  (Arial, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, Segoe UI, trebuchet ms, verdana)

• border_color

  hexadecimal code color

• recommendations

  0 or 1 (to show recommendations)

• height

  Height in pixels

• type

  iframe or html5 or xfbml

• header

  0 or 1 (to show facebook header)

• ref

  Ref string for tracking

• filter

  string for filter

• linktarget

  target of link (_blank, _top, _parent)

The Like button lets a user share your content with friends on Facebook. When the user clicks the Like button on your site, a story appears in the user’s friends’ News Feed with a link back to your website.

When your Web page represents a real-world entity, things like movies, sports teams, celebrities, and restaurants, use the Open Graph protocol to specify information about the entity. If you include Open Graph tags on your Web page, your page becomes equivalent to a Facebook page. This means when a user clicks a Like button on your page, a connection is made between your page and the user. Your page will appear in the “Likes and Interests” section of the user’s profile, and you have the ability to publish updates to the user. Your page will show up in same places that Facebook pages show up around the site (e.g. search), and you can target ads to people who like your content. Note: The count on the Like button will include all likes and shares whereas the like connection on the Graph API includes only the number of likes for the object.

You can define to embed or not the like button on your pages/posts/custom posts type at top/botrom/both
You can exclude specific post by category, post types, slug or post id.

This interface is not creating a special like button… It will use the default like button provided by Facebook. (Html5, Fbml and Iframe).
This interface will help you to auto embed and create like buttons shortcuts in your wordpress site.

Configuration

How to embed the like button

• Automatically: Facebook menu -> plugins, you can choose to automatically add the button like on your pages, your items and your custom post types. Content above, below, or both.
• With widgets: You can use the widget from the Like button interface widgets. You can override the settings, or leave the default preferences.
• With shotcodes: In the editor of articles, you can use shortcodes.

In general settings you can define the options for displaying the like button on your posts/pages
You can define when the plugin should add the like button. Depending on type of posts.
You can exclude posts, some types of posts, or some categories by entering slug or id in the corresponding field.

If you need to add like buttons by your own way, you can use it where you need:

With no options, the plugin will use the informations entered in the global settings.

You can also use the shortcode in your themes or plugins with php functions. In the same way that the shortcodes in php you just add a function that translates the code.

You can also add the like button via widgets.

• href required

  Url to like (if empty plugin use the url of the article or the URL specified in the global settings)

• send

  0 or 1 (to activate the send button and more)

• width

  Width in pixels of the frame

• colorscheme

  Color of the button (‘light’ or ‘dark’)

• faces

  0 or 1

• fonts

  (Arial, Lucida Grande, Tahoma, Segoe UI, trebuchet ms, verdana)

• action

  recommend or like

• layout

  box_count or button_count or standard

• height

  Height in pixels

• type

  iframe or html5 or xfbml

• ref

  Ref string for tracking

1 Facebook APP ID required

This is the numeric id of your application on facebook, you can find it in your application settings on facebook.

2 Facebook APP Secret KEY required

This is the Secret Key of your application on facebook, you can find it in your application settings on facebook.

3 Facebook Admins ID required

This is your personnal Facebook ID. The plugin need it for opengraph.

4 Locale

This is Locale to use in default facebook library language. If you let it empty, the plugin will use the default value of WP.

5 Mode Debug

This is the mode Debug and should be activated with caution. It show all the objects instanced in the plugin.
Can be useful for developers or debug tools.

The plugin is ready for basic use.

2 Extract the zip file and just drop the contents in the wp-content/plugins/ directory

3 Go to admin plugin interface and activate the plugin then create an app then configure the plugin