I haven't done any work on Facebook so I don't have a direct answer for you, sorry. However, have you tried starting with a " Basically remove everything that is not absolutely necessary for Facebook and try to display the text "Remove the script, the header, fb button, etc If you are able to get " then just add small pieces of the application back in until it breaks. Then you will know exactly what it is that is breaking the output If you are not able to get " then you are missing a basic requirement.
Perhaps somebody else will know what that is.
I haven't done any work on Facebook so I don't have a direct answer for you, sorry. However, have you tried starting with a " Basically remove everything that is not absolutely necessary for Facebook and try to display the text "Remove the script, the header, fb button, etc. If you are able to get " then just add small pieces of the application back in until it breaks. Then you will know exactly what it is that is breaking the output.
If you are not able to get " then you are missing a basic requirement. Perhaps somebody else will know what that is.
Thank you. I will try this. :) – Chris Nov 11 '09 at 0:36.
Well it looks like I need to always use "www" in front of my domain. That was my issue. Rebelstudent.Com/test.
Aspx doesn't work but rebelstudent.com/test.aspx does. Thanks for everyone's help!
You can set your base domain for the app as rebelstudent. Com and that should work across all subdomains ('www' or otherwise) – mjangda Feb 5 '10 at 19:40 Ah, ok. Dang.
I always overlook the simple things. Thanks. – Chris Feb 10 '10 at 3:23.
More than likely the problem is your render method for your canvas is set to an IFrame (instead of FBML). Go here: facebook.com/developers/apps.php Click on 'Edit Settings' Select 'Canvas' in the left navigation Underneath the 'Canvas Settings' heading, select 'FBML' for the 'Render Method.
Thanks for your suggestion but my app has always been set to FBML and is currently set to that. – Chris Nov 11 '09 at 0:35.
FB_RequireFeatures("XFBML", function() { FB.Facebook. Init("key", "/xd_receiver. Htm"); FB.Connect.requireSession(); FB.
EnsureInit(function() { FB.Connect. ShowPermissionDialog("offline_access,read_stream", function(x) { alert(x); window. Location = "/myAuthorizeApp"; }); }); }); It doesn't do quite the same thing as you're trying to achieve, but I found I needed to require XFBML to get the the other JS functions to work properly, strange enough.. Also, look into rendering XFBML server side.
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