Great module! Is there a way to set it so that not only can you display the like button on certain content types, but also specific pages? I would love to see this feature added if it isn't in there already. Thanks!

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Or put another way, I'd like to add some ability for users to override the general settings via CCK or something... a checkbox that says "Don't include the Like button on this page" would be nice.

Anyway, subscribe.

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Thirded. Subscribe.

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subscribe

thanks for this module.

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Good call... I'll work on that for the next release. (And by the way, any patches are welcome.) ;)

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It seems that this could be easily achieved in D7 by integrating with the Field API via hook_field_extra_fields() this would also make it possible to position the button freely inside the node content.

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Hi,
Would love to see the like button on term-pages and other custom panel pages. May be possible to use tokens to set the pages on which the like button should show?
Greetings, Martijn

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Version: 6.x-1.0-rc5 » 7.x-2.0
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Today I released a new version, which allow you to display the like button in your own block in stead of the content area.

This will give you the possibility to hide or view the block via the block settings.
I know this is not quite what we want (that is views integration, panels, termspages etc.), but can maybe help some in current needs..

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Still not possible to have the like button working on specific pages? Node types (dynamic) and homepage (static) is not quite enough in many use cases... Or maybe I'm missing something?

Thanks for the module anyway!

Best,
Thomas

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Maybe you can create a specific content type with similar settings to the "Basic Page" content type and assigned fblikebutton to work on it. It would be a little annoying, but it might work as expected.