Facebook: Posting score etc on wall

[SoftWarewolf]

Hey!
i have added my games on facebook using the "mmf2 + facebook" tutorial.

It works great and i can use the function GetUserName() to retrieve the players name.

However the PostMessage(msg) function doesn't work. In firefox the game gets hidden but nothing else happens, and in IE nothing happens at all.

I tried playing around with it and using the attachment feature to post stream etc.. But it doesn't seem to do anything.

Some help to get this working would be VERY appreciated

[JosephFTaylor]

What is the link to the tutorial?

[SoftWarewolf]

http://www.clickteam.com/Facebook_CT_.zip

[JosephFTaylor]

Ok, thanks.

[Mokhtar]

I'm not a PHP/Facebook developer, but it seems that the code in the tutorial can't post to your wall or to your friends' streams. Perhaps someone will post an updated tutorial for posting/sharing items.

[Pkeod]

Facebook updates the way it works all of the time so if a new tutorial was posted it would quickly become obsolete (an update to the code WILL NOT HELP). It would be better for you to learn more so you can make updated versions of your work as Facebook changes.

http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/Communication_Channels_Best_Practices

[SoftWarewolf]

I have been trying to read up on the facebook javascript features.
From that link you posted, what i want to use is the "Share" channel - Enable users to share interesting content from your application with each other using Feed forms

then i am looking at feed forms.. it says i need to create an attachment

and the way its being done there is exactly the way its being done with the PostMessage(msg) function in the tutorial, so i don't understand why it doesn't work.

The tutorial uses version 0,4 and that is the latest version on the facebook wiki as well.

Please someone help me get this working, i am sure this is something that will benefit all mmf games on facebook.

[JosephFTaylor]

I need help with makeing games for Facebook too.

[netninja]

If anyone else has some more info on this, I'd be interested too