well, preventing from double click might be hard, but after your page loaded you can get the text the inside of fb like box element, learn the id via firebug) if it is ‘liked’, you can hide the box.. of course you can do this only for fbml, not for iframe. otherwise, you can’t! i … Read more
Yes, you should use switch statement here. Chaining so many else if’s is considered bad practice. You can read about switch statement here. https://www.w3schools.com/js/js_switch.asp Code would look something like: function likes(names) { if(names.length<0) { return `${names} likes this`; //return early if possible } let answer=””; switch (names.length) { case 0: answer = `no one likes … Read more
So you want a Share button rather than a like button? Keeping in mind that this has been deprecated in favor of the like button, just create your share URL and link to it http://www.facebook.com/sharer.php?u=<url to share>&t=<title of content> 5 solved adding a facebook Like IMAGE to site (but keeping with FB TOS/Platform Policy) [closed]