: Can i have a facebook fangate between pages of my website I am not sure whether this is possible can i have a fan gate between two pages of a website, so that before a visitor can access

@Michele947

You can do this using FB.Event.subscribe:

var page_like_callback = function(url, html_element) {
window.location.href = "http://www.example.com";
}

// In your onload handler
FB.Event.subscribe('edge.create', page_like_callback);




Simply setting up a like wall might get you penalized by Facebook. What you could do is create a page or modal that asks:


Before we continue, I want to ask do you like our website?


Yes I [ Like] it
[No, not really]


skip this, just take me to the download


When a user presses 'no', show a feedback form. It can give you valuable information about how to improve.

I'd add a 'skip this' link to be on the safe side.

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@Si4351233

This is actually against the Facebook terms which bar webmasters and developers from requiring a like button be clicked for something to be done as it is considered a blackhat technique to artificially boost page likes. It used to be possible by adding an onclick event handler to the button after it was rendered to detect when it was pressed but since then Facebook has made changes to the code to detect when a new onclick event is attached to it and to disable the onclick event from being fired so this is no longer even possible. Facebook also does do random checks and audits and when it sees something like this happening has been known to reduce the likes to a page to a more reasonable level to take into account removal of what the perceived number of false likes was

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