Has anyone found a way to do this? There used to be a way with standard HTML pages but I cannot get anything wotking on a Pulse page.
Do you have a link please?
A facebook feed is a script I think. So it should be placed into an sb_block.
Which Pulse version do you use?
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Hello, using 4.7
Have put code in sb_blocks and it now sort of works, but only in Internet Explorer, not Chrome or Firefox.
Edge browsers, Firefox and Chrome show the content properly.
For more details, visit developers.facebook.com
IvaRo
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I have a script that works. You do need to register for a Facebook API code. The script goes in inc/tags and gets inserted on the appropriate page with {{facebook}}. You can see it in action at the bottom of www.eaa27.org
Let me know if you haven’t found a solution on your own.
–Rick
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This looks awesome Rick and would make a great plugin 
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I don’t know if you have published standards for plugins anywhere. My question is do you prefer them to have their own configuration or to read the central config.php? The are several fields the user will need to define for the Facebook plugin.
–Rick
Thanks @lordryck - we don’t yet but are considering what to do there
But setting them up with their own config inside their folder in inc/tags is fine
@TimPlumb took a similar approach with his PayPal plugin and it works well!
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