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Disqus, Changed Comments And Facebook Connect
June 28th, 2010 | View Comments
I recently had the problem that I wanted to re-import some comments that I had made some (minor) changes to into the Disqus system using the Disqus Comment System plugin. Well, just bluntly hitting the “Export Comments” button in the Advanced Options didn’t help… the changed comments were not imported and remained in their unchanged form.
In order to find out how to proceed, I sent an email to the help desk and got the following response from Ryan (quoting):
Well, actually, it wasn’t that easy. Here is what happened:
Here is the SQL statement you need to find the lines within the WordPress database:
Problems with Facebook Connect
After “re-installing” the plugin, I had to fill in the “Facebook Connect” API key. Since I did not know where to get it from, I tried “(Click here to get one)” on the “Settings -> General” page within Disqus, but Disqus just could not finish the retrieval. Then I found this article which describes how to retrieve your API key from Facebook by using this link: www.facebook.com/developers/apps.php.
I was surprised to see at least 10 entries referring to Disqus. As is seems, the connection worked in the first place to create a new API key, but it could not be completed for Disqus.
Everything is fine now… I deleted all entries but one and used the API key from the remaining one.
Sometimes, it’s a rocky road to find the solution – but persistence is not (always) futile.
Filed under: WordPress Stuff · Tags: API key, comment, disqus, Facebook, howto, troubleshooting, wordpress