Joomla Module that displays Facebook Fanbox into Joomla 1.5 websites.
The Fan Box lets users:
- See how many users are already fans, and see some of their friends who are
- Read recent posts from the Page
- Become a fan with 1-click without needing to visit the Page
What Do I Need to Know?
Before you add a Fan Box to your website, you need the following:
- A Joomla 1.5 website, and the ability to install modules
- A Facebook Page that promotes your website (you must be an admin of the Page)
- You will need your Facebook Page ID and Profile ID to enter into Module Parameters in Backend.
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Parameters:
- API Key (from Facebook)
- Page/Group ID (from Facebook)
- Enable/Disable Connect Script. (Disable if you already using it on your website)
- Enable/Disable Stream. (Displays posts from your page)
- Enable/Disable Number of connections/fans to display.
- Configure custom Width and Height of Fan Box.
- Enable/Disable link to your Facebook Page.
- Display customised text for Page Name.
- Display custom text after Link to your page.
Advanced Parameters:
- Class Suffix (to style module)
- Chaching
- Cache Time
Don’t forget to review the extension if you like it or contact me if you don’t like it.
Demo Module Facebook Fanbox | Download Module Facebook Fanbox


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