[GET] Facebook Reveal Code! DOUBLE YOUR LIKES!
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I've been receiving a ton of PM's. Instead of PMing me your problems, just post it here so we can collectively help you out 
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this can be done with external pages & like button.
when you lick 'like' the page changes or the div collapses
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Say for example you had a Fanpage about Webhosting. You could use this code with the tab name "<some webhosting> Coupon Codes". In order for them to see the coupon codes they must "Like" the Fanpage as the OP's first image shows. Then instead of displaying the "Thank You" image you can post web hosting coupon codes that link to the web host with your affiliate link. This way, you get a Fan and possibly a referral.
I do something similar on my Fanpage.
I do something similar on my Fanpage.
Chicken94Egg94
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I can't seem to change this on my page... any help? (I get lost after Apps...cause I can't find Edit under FBML)
Is this problem because my page is a Community Page?
Is this problem because my page is a Community Page?
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Instead of edit is there a 'Go to App' link under FBML?
And yeah try a non community page. I think that may be the problem.
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No problem mans
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There was a bug earlier today. But it's fixed. Stop with the PM's
zeebartkerin
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Can I use this code and put it in a iframe on my page?
Basically when someone hits like he gets a link to a page where he can watch some free content.
Basically when someone hits like he gets a link to a page where he can watch some free content.
moneyrocks
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seems like a good code i will give it a try as soon as i can and let every one know my results
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Please do!
12inchpianist
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Hey thanks to facebookdude for starting this thread. I've seen a lot of bitching, complaining, and doubting but there's some good stuff here.
@Kira I don't know why you're complaining. What have you done for BHW? If you don't like this free help, feel free to jump off the thread and quit giving fbd a hard time. It's more than 3 lines of code and it's not costing you a dime!
Everyone who has ever done any marketing knows that your customers need to be told what to do. When someone visits your site they may or may not click the LIKE button, but if you can tease them with something and tell them to take action they are more likely to click LIKE just out of curiosity...AND when they do then that, LIKE gets posted on their wall. That's how it things go viral.
Someone posted something about linking to an external style sheet. That absolutely works. But you can also do it without linking to a style sheet and make the revealed image clickable.
Check this out. I just used it and it worked. If it doesn't work now it's because of a typo. My images were 518x600. STOP is the image they see before they click LIKE, and GO is the image they see after they click like. After they reveal the image below they can click on it and be taken to "google" in this case.
Hopefully I didn't make any mistakes here because I'd hate to have my head ripped off for trying to help!
A few words of caution. When you link to something in your FBML tab the path to the image has to match exactly. For instance: http://www.yoursite.com/IMAGE.gif isn't the same thing as http://www.yoursite.com/image.gif. If this happens it won't work.
Thanks to OP and everyone else who tries to help. Throw some rep their way, or at the very least a thanks. If you don't like what you're seeing here try to be constructive in your criticism or go away! Last time I checked BHW was not required reading in order to surf the net (you don't have to be here).
@Kira I don't know why you're complaining. What have you done for BHW? If you don't like this free help, feel free to jump off the thread and quit giving fbd a hard time. It's more than 3 lines of code and it's not costing you a dime!
Everyone who has ever done any marketing knows that your customers need to be told what to do. When someone visits your site they may or may not click the LIKE button, but if you can tease them with something and tell them to take action they are more likely to click LIKE just out of curiosity...AND when they do then that, LIKE gets posted on their wall. That's how it things go viral.
Someone posted something about linking to an external style sheet. That absolutely works. But you can also do it without linking to a style sheet and make the revealed image clickable.
Check this out. I just used it and it worked. If it doesn't work now it's because of a typo. My images were 518x600. STOP is the image they see before they click LIKE, and GO is the image they see after they click like. After they reveal the image below they can click on it and be taken to "google" in this case.
Code:
<fb:fbml version="1.1">
<div id="wrapper" style="width:520px;margin:0 auto;order:0;padding:0;position:relative;height:21 0px;text-align:center;">
<fb:visible-to-connection>
<a target="_blank" href="http://www.google.com"><img src="http://www.yoursite.com/images/GO.jpg"" border="0" /></a>
<fb:else>
<div id="non-fans" style="width:520px;position:absolute;top:0;left:0; height:1000px;">
<img src="http://www.yoursite.com/images/STOP.jpg" border="0" /></div>
</fb:else>
</fb:visible-to-connection>
</div>
</fb:fbml>Hopefully I didn't make any mistakes here because I'd hate to have my head ripped off for trying to help!
A few words of caution. When you link to something in your FBML tab the path to the image has to match exactly. For instance: http://www.yoursite.com/IMAGE.gif isn't the same thing as http://www.yoursite.com/image.gif. If this happens it won't work.
Thanks to OP and everyone else who tries to help. Throw some rep their way, or at the very least a thanks. If you don't like what you're seeing here try to be constructive in your criticism or go away! Last time I checked BHW was not required reading in order to surf the net (you don't have to be here).
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locknload007
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12inch
You can remove the fb:else as it is not needed for how you have it.
You can remove the fb:else as it is not needed for how you have it.
12inchpianist
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Where? Be specific. I'm getting old. All I know is that it works. with an external style sheet and this way. everyone can take their pick. But please let me know. If I have an additional, unnecessary piece of code in there let's get it out. thx
@facebookdude Hopefully we can learn something while we're having fun or vice versa. Obviously you haven't seen another post of mine where I took a subtle poke at you
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...73885-get-more-fan-page-code.html#post2461989
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