Facebooker talk - Sep 2008 - Images in the new feeds

I think there is some work to be done in Facebooker helpers for
"Publishing" to the new wall feed.

This also applies to posting images to either of the feeds.

So far I am just creating a hash, converting it to JSON and then
render :text => theHash

theHash = {
      :content => {
        :feed => {
          :template_id =>
Facebooker::Rails::Publisher::FacebookTemplate.for("publish_pokes"),
          :template_data => {
            :images => {
              1 => {
                :src => img_src_url,
                :href => href_url
              }
            },
            :activity => activity_to_do_more_of || "Exercising"
          }
        }
      },
      :method => "publisher_getFeedStory"
    }

Let me know if I overlooked an existing feature. Also, FYI - the
documentation for posting images to the feed is non-existent. What I
have here is derived from a PHP example.

Wrong about images documentation for at least sending messages to the
feed, see here:

http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/Feed.publishUserAction

On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 7:01 PM, Jonathan Otto <jonathan.otto at gmail.com>
wrote:
> I think there is some work to be done in Facebooker helpers for
> "Publishing" to the new wall feed.
>
> This also applies to posting images to either of the feeds.
>
> So far I am just creating a hash, converting it to JSON and then
> render :text => theHash
>
> theHash = {
>      :content => {
>        :feed => {
>          :template_id =>
>
Facebooker::Rails::Publisher::FacebookTemplate.for("publish_pokes"),
>          :template_data => {
>            :images => {
>              1 => {
>                :src => img_src_url,
>                :href => href_url
>              }
>            },
>            :activity => activity_to_do_more_of || "Exercising"
>          }
>        }
>      },
>      :method => "publisher_getFeedStory"
>    }
>
> Let me know if I overlooked an existing feature. Also, FYI - the
> documentation for posting images to the feed is non-existent. What I
> have here is derived from a PHP example.
>