facebook-ios-sdk

With Facebook iOS SDK 3.1.1, I'm performing login using this call - NSArray *permissions = [[NSArray alloc] initWithObjects: @"email", @"user_birthday", @"user_location", nil]; @try { return [FBSession openActiveSessionWithReadPermissions:permissions allowLoginUI:allowLoginUI completionHandler:^(FBSession *session, FBSessionState state, NSError *error) { [self sessionStateChanged:session state:state error:error]; }]; } @catch { ... } There are rare cases when this method throws NSInvalidArgumentException with message Access options are not permitted for this account type. The options argument

I occasionally need to cancel a FaceBook graph request, but there seems to be no cancel or similar method in their API to do so. At the moment, crashes sometimes occur as the delegate I assigned to the request has been deallocated. Is there any way to cancel a graph request once submitted please? Matt Wilding I'm assuming you're talking about the facebook-ios-sdk project, and the lack of a cancel method in Facebook.h. I noticed this as well, and eventually decided to add my own cancel method. Just to note, the delegate you assign to the request shouldn't ever be dealloc'd and then referenced,

I have a local photo in my iPhone app, and I want to upload it to a specific album on Facebook dedicated to my app. Problem: My app name ends with the word 'Photos', so the default Facebook album is APP_NAME Photos Photos - obviously a problem. Goal: I want to create a new album, store its ID in NSUserDefaults , and (after some validation at runtime) use it for all future photos being uploaded from the app. Where I'm at: I can make the new album via Open Graph, using my desired name and description, and I can retrieve its ID. I can also upload photos easily enough. However, what I CANNOT

I am developing a iPhone application which get facebook album with this URL https://graph.facebook.com/me/albums?access_token=2227470867|2.ZJr73vaEvFeN4fI_A70RFw__.3600.1297090800-100000566543036|WmgxdwULBgKXl8J7ksGIA1tyGik Now i want to get photos from this album. Any Idea will be appreciated. Thanks in Advance. So /me/albums returns an array of Album objects , each of which has an id . If an album had an id of 99394368305, you can go to https://graph.facebook.com/99394368305/photos to get an array of photo objects . Each of these will have the picture and source properties to get the image

I'm having a tough time finding any good documentation for the FBConnect iPhone SDK. I have the SDK set up to get the permissions from the user but making a simple post is escaping me. All I can find is documentation for the PHP web SDK. Can anybody point me to some documentation for the iPhone SDK or let me know how I can post to a users wall using the latest graph FBConnect SDK? Thanks! Have you looked at DemoApp under the sample directory in facebook-ios-sdk ? There's a publishStream method that might help. Or, you can use - (void)requestWithGraphPath:(NSString *)graphPath andParams:

I'm trying to implement Like via the facebook open-graph-api with the Facebook iOS SDK 3.0. Everything seems to work except the FbGraphObject and that's because I have no idea how it should look because this clearly does not work. What I'm trying to do is to like a url posted as an object. A simple Like with via the open-graph. The error message I get the the code below is: The action you're trying to publish is invalid because it does not specify any reference objects. At least one of the following properties must be specified: object. The code I use is this: FBGraphObject *objectToLike = [

I have recently started to implement the new Facebook's App Invites feature. The invite is sent, but my friends (or app testers in my case) whom I sent app invites to did not receive any notification. == Update : I have successfully tested out the feature. But there are something to note, see my self-accepted answer below. == Having followed the tutorial , but I don't know if anything is misconfigured or how to debug the process. So my questions are: Does app invites feature needs an actual App Store app ID to be configured in the App Link meta header tag? Because, as far as I understand this