For Android from what daily build is OpenGraph v2 used?
For iOS plugin, does the latest plugin use v2?
Can we choose (and how) which Facebook API version to use?
Regards,
Damir.
Hi Damir,
The engineers report that starting in the next daily build, both will use v2. We don’t have a way to let the user choose which version yet.
Brent
Brent,
are you talking about this:
Post date:Thu, 2014-05-15 11:54
Release notes for build 2014. through 2014.2303
- Mac: Fixed an issue where webviews would shrink when setting its size. Casenum 32659
- Android: Update the Facebook SDK to the version 3.14.1.
What about iOS?
Thnx!
iOS is using 3.14.1 via the plugin.
Hi Damir,
The engineers report that starting in the next daily build, both will use v2. We don’t have a way to let the user choose which version yet.
Brent
Brent,
are you talking about this:
Post date:Thu, 2014-05-15 11:54
Release notes for build 2014. through 2014.2303
- Mac: Fixed an issue where webviews would shrink when setting its size. Casenum 32659
- Android: Update the Facebook SDK to the version 3.14.1.
What about iOS?
Thnx!
iOS is using 3.14.1 via the plugin.
I need to access a user’s full friends list, which v2.0+ does not allow.
How can I use v1.0? Should I implement the Facebook graph API on my own? Is the plugin written in LUA?
Thanks.
Jake
You can try: v1.0/me/friends
or something similar, though I don’t know if that will work. It’s only a matter of time until Facebook removes the 1.0 API and even if you get an app up now, it will stop working at some point. See: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/upgrading
Should you implement it on your own? You would need to be an Enterprise subscriber to do so. However given Facebook’s statement at the link above, its only a matter of time until Facebook blocks you anyway.
No, the plugin is written in Objective C.
Rob
I need to access a user’s full friends list, which v2.0+ does not allow.
How can I use v1.0? Should I implement the Facebook graph API on my own? Is the plugin written in LUA?
Thanks.
Jake
You can try: v1.0/me/friends
or something similar, though I don’t know if that will work. It’s only a matter of time until Facebook removes the 1.0 API and even if you get an app up now, it will stop working at some point. See: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/upgrading
Should you implement it on your own? You would need to be an Enterprise subscriber to do so. However given Facebook’s statement at the link above, its only a matter of time until Facebook blocks you anyway.
No, the plugin is written in Objective C.
Rob