• fb_app id (1) does not equal fb settings id (NNN). This is usually caused by the wrong callback url on your facebook application settings form.
  • Drupal for Facebook is unable to override the theme settings. This is usually because some module causes theme_init() to be invoked before fb_init(). See the README.txt.

New feature: invite page

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Posted Tue, 05/06/2008 - 23:52 by Dave Cohen

Drupal for Facebook now provides an invitation page, like this one:
http://apps.facebook.com/drupalforfacebook/fb/invite

This allows your users to invite other friends to install the application. This can be done when a user first installs the app, or anytime afterward.

‹ This is really great... Blog From FB id ›

Looking forward to hearing more on this tonight at the SFDUG

by 587890827@faceb... - 04/13/2009 - 18:28

:)

Albin

HI Im trying to make one of

by 555161418@facebook - 07/06/2008 - 10:24

HI

Im trying to make one of these apps too. http://apps.facebook.com/panicindorg

My current problem is I that this feature does not work for me?

http://apps.facebook.com/panicindorg/fb/invite

this is my error:
Fatal error: Cannot use string offset as an array in /home/panicind/public_html/panicorg/includes/form.inc on line 680

Im using all the right versions, I been through all the docs. Solved heaps of issues to get this far.

Thanks

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How to track it down

by Dave Cohen - 07/10/2008 - 17:08

Track this down by adding some debug output to form.inc, just temporarily.

For example, if your version of Drupal is the same as mine, line 680 has the variable $form. Add something this right before that line:


watchdog('debug', "form is " . dprint_r($form,1));

Note: enable the devel module for dprint_r function!

Repeat the request. Then, in your logs, you'll see what $form contains. You could also add a call to ddebug_backtrace() to see the entire call stack.