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Very cool mod, thanks so much
it works exactly how it should :) I'm going to play with the placement a little, but here is a "Like" demo if you want to check it out. |
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The button on every single post lags out my website in certain browsers/platforms. Had to take it down =/
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I'm going to add this to my site, just had a question on the demo.
I'm looking at it right now, and it only says 1 for the count (was 0 before I clicked it), is that right? After so many from here trying it out, I would think it would be higher than that |
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I'm assuming that you clicked it too right? I think I'm seeing the same thing on my forum, but I'm waiting for members to reply back if they clicked it in the test post. I think it's a problem on Facebooks side, I've tried adding the like button to my RPG game. So far I only have 1 click there too, even though some have said they clicked it. It also doesn't help that the facebook developer forums have been down all weekend too. |
Has anyone else had any luck with the like button?
It seems for me, at least when I look at it. It only shows when I click on it, and doesn't give a total count of how many have clicked it. Just like the demo, it only shows that I clicked on it and nobody else. That can't be right can it? |
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