Question

I just registered a Facebook app so I could let people post articles to their newsfeed the way gizmodo does it (http://gizmodo.com/5969817/the-hobbit-an-unexpected-masterclass-in-why-48-fps-fails).

However, the post is coming up with permissions as "only me". How do I change this? I've already changed the default permissions in the app to "friends".

Steps to reproduce:

  1. Go to http://www.senseculture.com/blog/posts/75_adventure-time.php
  2. Click Like
  3. Enter some text and click Post to Facebook
  4. See it in your News Feed. It will show up as "only me"
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Solution

First, Remove your application from your app settings. Link to app settings

Second, Go to the app from your account again and select the Public/Friends of Friends/ Friends button. Then login to the app.

Now go to http://www.senseculture.com/blog/posts/75_adventure-time.php and follow the steps as u mentioned earlier.

The post will come on your news feed and the privacy will be of Friends of Friends/Friends.

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OTHER TIPS

Under the Permissions section of the Facebook app setting, change Default Activity Privacy from Only me to Public.

The default permissions shown to the user when they authorise your app can be overridden by them; check your privacy settings for the app and see what you've chosen for maximum visibility for posts from that app - i suspect you set it to 'only me' earlier, and won't see the prompt for 'Friends' without removing the app and reinstalling

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