My client delete the ©footer in Fanpage

There's no way to do that, unless you make a contract with your client which obliges them to keep the footer with your company name.

What you can do is offer a discount if your client agrees to display your company name as the creator of their page.

Yeah definitely toss a short clause in your agreement saying you can have it in there. And remind them that it is there after they pay.

If you have everything set up properly legal wise (terms of use, ect.) and a visible agreement that they are not to remove the footer or alter it in any way, then you could take legal action. I would consult with a lawyer on all the legal binding bs.

I am not familiar with the FBML and what it supports. I know using normal websites, you can use a mixture of javascript and encoding. Have a code at the top check to see if the footer code on the bottom is present.

I could probably whip one up if FBML supports javascript codes, or iframe to embed a self hosted page. It wouldn't be 100%, however they would have to know javascript and be a nerd to reverse it.

Make a simple admin panel for them to be able to edit the content they need to, and setup an application and add it to the fanpage. Host the FBML on your server. If your selling to businesses, most would be happier with an admin panel rather than messing in fbml.

phph5 said:

There's no way to do that, unless you make a contract with your client which obliges them to keep the footer with your company name.

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I tried this but it seems that for some reason, some client doesn't want a simple thing to get so complicated and documented a black/white things and they prefer the straight forward deal..

englandrm said:

Yeah definitely toss a short clause in your agreement saying you can have it in there. And remind them that it is there after they pay.

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What if they copy the code and create different page with different name and paste the code and edit it... He is still running away with it

shudogg said:

I am not familiar with the FBML and what it supports. I know using normal websites, you can use a mixture of javascript and encoding. Have a code at the top check to see if the footer code on the bottom is present.

I could probably whip one up if FBML supports javascript codes, or iframe to embed a self hosted page. It wouldn't be 100%, however they would have to know javascript and be a nerd to reverse it.

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That might do the trick (hopefully).
Care to share the code?

pr250 said:

Make a simple admin panel for them to be able to edit the content they need to, and setup an application and add it to the fanpage. Host the FBML on your server. If your selling to businesses, most would be happier with an admin panel rather than messing in fbml.

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This i have to agree with you. Many businessman are not familiar with fbml, ajax or even the inline css so they rather hire people and let us do all the work or use the admin panel to easily edit things.

I came across this static520.c o m last time but it seems that there is lots of bug with the panel.

Are you using admin panel? do you code yourself?