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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

Hi all! I just updated to the most recent version of Facebooker from Github and have been playing around with getting our FB app working with the new Facebook design at www.new.facebook.com (using the "api: new" option in the facebooker.yml file). As far as I can tell, everything seems to be working as expected so far except I can''t seem to get our apps profile box to

There are groups within our app that people can be invited too. If a user recieves an invite to a group and hasn''t yet added the application the filter chain ends up redirecting them to the main canvas page instead of the the group page directly. Is there a way to handle this if the user hasn''t installed the app, I tried redirect_back_or_default in one of my controllers but it

I just pushed my facebook app up to 2.0.1 and noticed that I am now getting these errors: ActionView::TemplateError (Session key invalid or no longer valid) on line #3 of users/index.fbml.erb: It appears that I get the facebook_session object back but when i introspect and try and get the user''s name or something i get the session error. Has anyone else had these problems?

Ok. I''m not having any success with publishing profile FBML. Example code: class WelcomeController < ApplicationController layout "facebook" ensure_application_is_installed_by_facebook_user def index @user = facebook_session.user ... @user.profile_fbml = render_to_string( :template => ''welcome/profile'' ) end end Results in

I have the following code to send out email notifications. The view can vary for each call to signup_confirmation, so I''m setting template_root on each call in order to do that. It works for a while, but after a few days it will start using a value of signup_path that was used in a previous call. In other words, Notifier.template_root = signup path does not actually set

I have the following code to send out email notifications. The view can vary for each call to signup_confirmation, so I''m setting template_root on each call in order to do that. It works for a while, but after a few days it will start using a value of signup_path that was used in a previous call. In other words, Notifier.template_root = signup path does not actually set

Hey guys- Two new features: Set/get app properties like this: properties = { :application_name => "Video Jukebox", :default_fbml => "blah" } facebook_session.admin.set_app_properties(properties) properties = facebook_session.admin.get_app_properties(:application_name, :default_fbml) Set/get cookies: facebook_session.data.set_cookie(uid,

I''m trying to fetch a session (and other fb user variables from the session) at the start of my controller, so that all the actions in that controller can make use of it. Here''s the code: class FacebookController < ApplicationController ensure_application_is_installed_by_facebook_user fb_session = session[:facebook_session] # ... action functions here ... end

Hey, I am wondering if anyone has run into this issue before. I can''t seem to figure out what Facebook is doing. I have an application that only requires Facebook Authentication, the user doesn''t need to "add" the app. So at the top of my main controller I have class GettingStartedController < ApplicationController ensure_authenticated_to_facebook ......

Hi There, I was wondering what the appropriate way to use the applicationproperties.rb model was. I was hoping to query it to find out which users are developers for my app and then grant special permissions to them ... I tried creating something like this: class ApplicationProperties < ActiveRecord::Base def facebook_session @facebook_session ||= returning

Hello, I''m new to facebooker and ruby, so not sure if the issue I am having is due to my misunderstanding or a bug in facebooker plugin. Here is what I have: def show @current_user ||= facebook_session.user @member ||= params[:id].to_s==@current_user.id.to_s ? @current_user : Facebooker::User.new(params[:id]) #for each of current_user''s friends, check if they are

I''ve got this code in one of my views: <% for event in @facebook_session.events( :uid => @facebook_user.uid ) %> <p><%= @facebook_session.event_members(event.eid).length %></p> <% end %> It should print the # of people coming to each of this user''s events. Let''s say that would be "5 12 8". Instead

Hi There, I have several ajax elements that require authorization, but for various reasons, they can''t pass session[original_uri] to the redirect on user log in. I''m trying to hack in a uri by passing a param to the login page. I can see that the param is passing into the login page, but for whatever reason, no matter what I do, the user is redirected to the homepage after

Normally, in a rails app, all one would have to do is call set_facebook_session, or the ensure_* filters to get a valid session. I''ve been looking through the sessions code to figure out how to get a valid session for desktop applications (or unit tests)--basically outside of rails controller. As far as I can ascertain, you should just be able to do this: require

Hi All- I am still trying to figure out the best way to handle facebook session for my users. Here is my current flow: in my "external accounts controller" 1) before_filter :ensure_authenticated_to_facebook, :only =&gt; [:authenticate_facebook, :edit_facebook] 2) when the user links into facebook, facebooker authenticates and redirects back to my application 3) i detect the

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

Hi CAS is a centralized authentication service, and the cas_auth filter can be installed to automatically make your web application authenticate against a CAS server. The SVN path to the plugin is http://svn.ki.se/rails/plugins/cas_auth and a homepage with some information can be found at http://opensource.ki.se/casauth.html For use, just install the plugin in your application and set

Hi, I wrote a authentication script and I''m calling it like this in every class: class Blah < ApplicationController before_filter :auth def auth req_perm = Permission.find_by_name("Permission Blah") access = AccessController.new() if access.is_logged_in(session.session_id) if !access.get_current_user(session.session_id).role.permissions.include? req_perm redirect_to

Hi I am using simple_captcha. I have two models User and Staff. Relation ship are User has_one staff staff belongs_to user Now in the staff edit I have to include a captcha. I did like <% form_for @user, :url => staff_url(@staff), :html => {:method => :put } do |f|%> <p> <%= f.text_field :first_name,:maxlength => 50 %> </p>