When you use the causative construction (faire + infinitive), object pronouns are placed before the conjugated verb faire, not before the infinitive.
When delegating a task, you often have both a direct object (the task) and an indirect object (the person assigned to do it). When replacing both with pronouns, standard double-pronoun word order applies. Both pronouns sit right in front of faire:
- me, te, nous, vous always precede le, la, les
- le, la, les always precede lui, leur
Third-Person Indirect Objects
When having "him," "her," or "them" do something, the direct object pronoun (le, la, les) comes before the indirect object pronoun (lui, leur).
First- and Second-Person Indirect Objects
When a task is assigned to "me," "you," or "us," the indirect object pronoun (me, te, nous, vous) comes before the direct object pronoun (le, la, les).