similar to: detecting if in the FB canvas

Hi there, I''ve configured my post-remove URL (which has to be directly to my site, not an apps.facebook.com URL) and now I''m trying to figure out how to handle this. It''s poorly documented here: http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/Post-Remove_URL It seems as though support for this is currently not yet in Facebooker. In order to get it to work, it

Hi Facebookers, I have been working on a change to facebooker to allow facebook and non-facebook apps to exist on the same code-base. I modified the url rewriting in facebooker a bit so that it would continue to use the facebook relative url when needed but not prepend the facebook app name to controller paths that didn''t have anything to do with your facebook app. Here is the

Hi list, Not sure if this is helpful for anyone but I am working on a Facebook project where I need bypass the new CSRF protection (built into Rails 2.0) under certain conditions. However, since my project works outside of Facebook I don?t want to disable the CSRF protection from requests made outside of Facebook. Here is a small extension i wrote for the ForgeryProtection module.

The URLs for CSS/JS files are being rewritten to the address specified in the tunnel even when outside of the facebook canvas. Is anyone else having this problem?

I just encountered a bug that caused the links in my partials to be generated as non-canvas routes when the partial was loaded via ajax. This bug is due to facebooker url rewriting checking for fb_sig_in_canvas to determine if the application is running in or outside a canvas, and fb_sig_in_canvas is not sent for ajax requests. My hacked together patch diff is below, sorry I didn''t have

Hi All, I am working on a rails app that has facebook and non-facebook portions and since facebooker seems to want to resolve to the default route of "/" i''ve written a little before filter that seems to make these two exist OK. def is_facebook_request? redirect_to(params.merge({ :controller => ''facebook_accounts'' })) and return false if

hello, with facebooker can I get a list of someone''s facebook friends, only using his facebook id? If yes, then please let me know how... (and don''t read further) If this is not possible, then here is my problem: ------------------------------------------- I have a flash movie embedded in the canvas page of my Facebooker application. The movie gets information from an xml

I generate a lot of URL''s in my Facebook related code that point to our main site, not our FB app. My understanding was that the way to do this was to use ":canvas => false" as a parameter to url_for and link_to and so on. However, that doesn''t seem to generate the proper URL''s. The URL''s still point to apps.facebook.com (because they

Hi facebooker-ers, It looks to me like facebooker does not currently support iframe facebook apps - or am I missing something? My first problem as I understand it is as follows - When you are logged into facebook, and access a facebook application, facebook tacks on a whole lot of extra fb_sig parameters to the request (including fb_sig_user) that the application can then validate to

Hey Guys, I am wondering if I am missing something here. I am noticing that after a user installs my app I get a request that not only contains an auth_key but also contains a valid session key. Occasionally I am seeing that Facebook server is occasionally sending a connection reset during the auth key authentication method, this caused me to notice that secure_with_token is given precedence in

I noticed something strange in my app today. It appears that the extra canvas path appended in url_for is back but only for controllers that are not resources. Here is an example I have in my site: campaigns is a resource checkout is not # With the canvas false flag (rdb:1) @controller.url_for(:controller => ''campaigns'', :action => ''show'', :id

Hi all, I wanted to test requests from internal facebook apps, so I''ve been mimicking FBML requests from facebook in my tests using the following: def test_can_facebook_internal_app_login fb_login_as :facebooker num_of_members = Member.count facebook_request :get, :home assert_response :success assert_equal num_of_members, Member.count

Apologies for not chaning the subject line. :( Hi all, I wanted to test requests from internal facebook apps, so I''ve been mimicking FBML requests from facebook in my tests using the following: def test_can_facebook_internal_app_login fb_login_as :facebooker num_of_members = Member.count facebook_request :get, :home assert_response :success assert_equal

If a user that has not yet signed up for Facebook attempts to visit an application page facebook presents them with a registration form. After this form is completed, the application is automatically added to the user''s account and Facebook displays the following message: Welcome George Tesster! Your account has been created. [application] has been added to your account. Facebook also

Hi All, I''m trying to use a form to upload a photo that I will save using attachment_fu. I''m very new to Facebookr so I apologize if this is covered somewhere, but I''m kind of stumped. Here''s what I''m doing now: <% facebook_form_for(:my_object, :url => { :action => ''upload_photo'', :id => params[:id] }, :html => {

Hi, I wonder if can quiz anyone on how to solve a problem. I use our Facebook app to take payments so we have to access our app outside of the Facebook Canvas for a few controllers (and only minimally). We have a system working fine and we have a token based login to ensure its the same user on the external pages. The problem is we want to perform an action, set some flash messages and

I''m working on an app, and am new to both ruby and facebooker. Here is my current area of confusion: What should happen on a user''s initial visit to my app? When I hit apps.facebook.com/<my app> for the first time with no cookies or sessions or anything, I''m asked if I want to log into the app, etc., and am then redirected to my callback url outside of facebook.

I''m working on the ability to share a single session between Facebook and Non-Facebook requests. Right now, to setup a shared session, you create a link like: <%= link_to "Non-Facebook view",leaders_url(facebook_session_parameters.merge(:canvas=>false))%> The facebook_session_parameters includes all of the necessary info. Is this okay, or would it be better as

Hey there! I would like the discussion to continue on how facebooker handles routes, as it appears that there is an unsolved issue. Mike, I read your recent reply involving setting facebook''s callback_path to the root of the rails app, and adding a route to catch all calls to the app root where canvas => true. I just want to point out this is counterintuitive to some folks and

I''ve got some changes queued up that I want to run by everyone before I commit. First, I''ve added a filter that sets the :format variable to "fbml" when you are in the canvas view. That means with edge rails you can use index.fbml.erb for facebook and index.html.erb for non facebook requests and the right thing will happen. This is important for doing things