[SOLVED] CB Connect & Facebook Commenting for Public

Environment info:
Joomla 2.5.4
CB 1.8
CB Connect 3.3.3
CB Content Mod 1.4

The Facebook commenting feature works perfectly for logged-in users on article pages. However, if a user isn't logged in (to the website, not facebook) the comments plugin doesn't appear and the code isn't present in source view when I check in the browser. It seems like I'm missing something that is blocking it from appearing to guest/public users. How do I fix this?

Forgot to mention that the tab the field is assigned to is public and published, but set to not display on profile. Tried assigning it to several different tabs this way, none of them worked. Commenting still only shows up for users logged into Joomla. It's not a Facebook issue, because the FB commenting code just never shows up to guest/public users (I checked with the view page source option in browser).

The tab it is on must be public and published. The field it self must be set to display on profile. Those are the 3 conditions that need to be met for a field to show publicly. If you don't want it shown on profile then set the tab it is on to a not shown on profile position.

In addition to the standard above checks the user being substituted in must have a Facebook ID or it won't load the plugin. So for example if you're using user="#me" then it won't work for public users because they have no Facebook ID.

The tab is public, published and set to not show on profile. The field is public, published and set to show on profile as described. However, I'm not sure what you mean by the user being substituted. I'm trying to setup comments for users on individual articles, not on profiles. I set the field scope to page.

When I check the results, a logged in user, with or without a Facebook account, sees the comments module I setup at the bottom of the article. However public users that aren't logged in don't see anything. This is the code I put in the CB Content Module:

[cb:userfield field="cb_comentarios" /]

Where "cb_comentarios" corresponds with the field I'm trying to display.

That won't work, because that uses the user viewing the page for substitutions and the user viewing the page has no Facebook ID because they're not even registered. For example try adding user="42" or whatever the user id is of your administrator user. It would display as follows for example.

[cb:userfield field="cb_comentarios" user="42" /]

Is there any other way to implement comments on my articles? I tried just using the Facebook plugin code without the script in a Custom HTML module, it works, but it gives me an error message since I don't include an href code. Since the CB module passes the URL to Facebook it bypasses that problem.