Hi Guys!
I’m totally upset with facebook integration , i did 3 times review in facebook but still my app was not approved , help me to overcome this , wait for your reply’s asap.
see the attachment.
Thanks
Their messages are pretty straight forward. You cannot pre-fill out any text that the user can just simply hit a button and submit. They have been cracking down on this for some time.
I don’t fully understand the Android issue, though it looks like they can’t see where your Android version of the app ever requests extra permissions.
Rob
Hi Rob,
Thank you for the quick response.i used the below code for facebook post ( image ).
t.fbPost = function(params,tpe)
print("FaceBook "…tpe)
–
local listener = {}
function listener:popup( event )
print( "action: " … tostring( event.action ) )
if event.action == “sent” then
local function onComplete(event)
if event.action == “clicked” then composer.hideOverlay(“slideDown”); end
end
native.showAlert( _gt.appTitle , “Lola Photo was Sent” , { “ok” } , onComplete )
end
return true
end
– login facebook
local isFacebookAvailable = native.canShowPopup( “social”, “facebook” )
if isFacebookAvailable then
local options = { service = “facebook” ,message = “”,listener = listener,image = { { filename = params.filename , baseDir = system.DocumentsDirectory } } }
native.showPopup( “social”, options )
else
local function onComplete(event)
if event.action == “clicked” then
if event.index == 2 then
local options = {
iOSAppId = “284882215”,
androidAppPackageName = “com.facebook.katana”,
supportedAndroidStores = { “google”, “samsung”, “amazon”, “nook” },
}
native.showPopup( “appStore”, options )
end
end
return true
end
–native.showAlert( _gt.appTitle , “Install Facebook App!” , { “Cancel” , “Store” } , onComplete )
native.showAlert( “Cannot send " … serviceName … " message.”, “Please setup your " … serviceName … " account or check your network connection.”, { “OK” , “STORE” } , onComplete )
–facebook.login(_gt.fbid,fblistener,{“publish_actions”})
end
return true
end
any thing wrong here ? . regarding android version
Thanks
If I’m being honest, your code is hard to read. Perhaps edit it and put and tags around it (leave out the space after the ['s). I also see your call to get publish_actions is commented out, but it’s really hard to follow the logic of your code .
Rob
t.fbPost = function(params,tpe)
print("FaceBook "…tpe)
–
local listener = {}
function listener:popup( event )
print( "action: " … tostring( event.action ) )
if event.action == “sent” then
local function onComplete(event)
if event.action == “clicked” then composer.hideOverlay(“slideDown”); end
end
native.showAlert( _gt.appTitle , “Lola Photo was Sent” , { “ok” } , onComplete )
end
return true
end
– login facebook
local isFacebookAvailable = native.canShowPopup( “social”, “facebook” )
if isFacebookAvailable then
local options = { service = “facebook” ,message = “”,listener = listener,image = { { filename = params.filename , baseDir = system.DocumentsDirectory } } }
native.showPopup( “social”, options )
else
local function onComplete(event)
if event.action == “clicked” then
if event.index == 2 then
local options = {
iOSAppId = “284882215”,
androidAppPackageName = “com.facebook.katana”,
supportedAndroidStores = { “google”, “samsung”, “amazon”, “nook” },
}
native.showPopup( “appStore”, options )
end
end
return true
end
native.showAlert( “Cannot send " … serviceName … " message.”, “Please setup your " … serviceName … " account or check your network connection.”, { “OK” , “STORE” } , onComplete )
end
return true
end
Please find the below attached lua file.
Thanks
That doesn’t look like you are really using the facebook library, but you’re using the social popup. Are you calling facebook.init() any where or calling facebook.request() anywhere?
Rob
Hi Rob.
instead of browser based facebook login , i used social popup method. please see the above attached sociallib.lua file. it executes well in ios.
Thanks
Equire
Not sure why Rob hasn’t responded, but FYI:
http://docs.coronalabs.com/plugin/CoronaProvider_native_popup_social/showPopup.html
“does not support Facebook”
Which links to a page showing FB being evil:
https://developers.facebook.com/bugs/332619626816423/
“This issue is going to be closed by design because our API does not support pre-filling the message for users as seen in our Policy Documentation here (https://developers.facebook.com/docs/guides/policy/application_integration_points/) under Platform Policy IV.2.”
Even though I can detect the FB app is installed on my Nexus 5:
V/Corona ( 6294): > Class.forName: CoronaProvider._native.popup.social.LuaLoader
V/Corona ( 6294): < Class.forName: CoronaProvider._native.popup.social.LuaLoader
V/Corona ( 6294): Loading via reflection: CoronaProvider._native.popup.social.LuaLoader
I/Corona ( 6294): main: found at least one sharing service
I/Corona ( 6294): main: package twitter not installed on device
I/Corona ( 6294): main: found package facebook installed on device
Some more possibly-related info is here: http://forums.coronalabs.com/topic/52755-can-corona-enable-limited-facebook-sharing-on-android-via-nativeshowpopup/
Their messages are pretty straight forward. You cannot pre-fill out any text that the user can just simply hit a button and submit. They have been cracking down on this for some time.
I don’t fully understand the Android issue, though it looks like they can’t see where your Android version of the app ever requests extra permissions.
Rob
Hi Rob,
Thank you for the quick response.i used the below code for facebook post ( image ).
t.fbPost = function(params,tpe)
print("FaceBook "…tpe)
–
local listener = {}
function listener:popup( event )
print( "action: " … tostring( event.action ) )
if event.action == “sent” then
local function onComplete(event)
if event.action == “clicked” then composer.hideOverlay(“slideDown”); end
end
native.showAlert( _gt.appTitle , “Lola Photo was Sent” , { “ok” } , onComplete )
end
return true
end
– login facebook
local isFacebookAvailable = native.canShowPopup( “social”, “facebook” )
if isFacebookAvailable then
local options = { service = “facebook” ,message = “”,listener = listener,image = { { filename = params.filename , baseDir = system.DocumentsDirectory } } }
native.showPopup( “social”, options )
else
local function onComplete(event)
if event.action == “clicked” then
if event.index == 2 then
local options = {
iOSAppId = “284882215”,
androidAppPackageName = “com.facebook.katana”,
supportedAndroidStores = { “google”, “samsung”, “amazon”, “nook” },
}
native.showPopup( “appStore”, options )
end
end
return true
end
–native.showAlert( _gt.appTitle , “Install Facebook App!” , { “Cancel” , “Store” } , onComplete )
native.showAlert( “Cannot send " … serviceName … " message.”, “Please setup your " … serviceName … " account or check your network connection.”, { “OK” , “STORE” } , onComplete )
–facebook.login(_gt.fbid,fblistener,{“publish_actions”})
end
return true
end
any thing wrong here ? . regarding android version
Thanks
If I’m being honest, your code is hard to read. Perhaps edit it and put and tags around it (leave out the space after the ['s). I also see your call to get publish_actions is commented out, but it’s really hard to follow the logic of your code .
Rob
t.fbPost = function(params,tpe)
print("FaceBook "…tpe)
–
local listener = {}
function listener:popup( event )
print( "action: " … tostring( event.action ) )
if event.action == “sent” then
local function onComplete(event)
if event.action == “clicked” then composer.hideOverlay(“slideDown”); end
end
native.showAlert( _gt.appTitle , “Lola Photo was Sent” , { “ok” } , onComplete )
end
return true
end
– login facebook
local isFacebookAvailable = native.canShowPopup( “social”, “facebook” )
if isFacebookAvailable then
local options = { service = “facebook” ,message = “”,listener = listener,image = { { filename = params.filename , baseDir = system.DocumentsDirectory } } }
native.showPopup( “social”, options )
else
local function onComplete(event)
if event.action == “clicked” then
if event.index == 2 then
local options = {
iOSAppId = “284882215”,
androidAppPackageName = “com.facebook.katana”,
supportedAndroidStores = { “google”, “samsung”, “amazon”, “nook” },
}
native.showPopup( “appStore”, options )
end
end
return true
end
native.showAlert( “Cannot send " … serviceName … " message.”, “Please setup your " … serviceName … " account or check your network connection.”, { “OK” , “STORE” } , onComplete )
end
return true
end
Please find the below attached lua file.
Thanks
That doesn’t look like you are really using the facebook library, but you’re using the social popup. Are you calling facebook.init() any where or calling facebook.request() anywhere?
Rob
Hi Rob.
instead of browser based facebook login , i used social popup method. please see the above attached sociallib.lua file. it executes well in ios.
Thanks
Equire
Not sure why Rob hasn’t responded, but FYI:
http://docs.coronalabs.com/plugin/CoronaProvider_native_popup_social/showPopup.html
“does not support Facebook”
Which links to a page showing FB being evil:
https://developers.facebook.com/bugs/332619626816423/
“This issue is going to be closed by design because our API does not support pre-filling the message for users as seen in our Policy Documentation here (https://developers.facebook.com/docs/guides/policy/application_integration_points/) under Platform Policy IV.2.”
Even though I can detect the FB app is installed on my Nexus 5:
V/Corona ( 6294): > Class.forName: CoronaProvider._native.popup.social.LuaLoader
V/Corona ( 6294): < Class.forName: CoronaProvider._native.popup.social.LuaLoader
V/Corona ( 6294): Loading via reflection: CoronaProvider._native.popup.social.LuaLoader
I/Corona ( 6294): main: found at least one sharing service
I/Corona ( 6294): main: package twitter not installed on device
I/Corona ( 6294): main: found package facebook installed on device
Some more possibly-related info is here: http://forums.coronalabs.com/topic/52755-can-corona-enable-limited-facebook-sharing-on-android-via-nativeshowpopup/