Hi,
I’ve got all the new openfeint calls working fine, but highscore doesn’t appear to work, neither does highscores…
openfeint.launchDashboard(“highscore”)
While the others appear fine, that one does nothing in my app - being called the same way.
Please help?
Matt. [import]uid: 8271 topic_id: 2929 reply_id: 302929[/import]
Am I really the only person seeing this problem or did I miss another post? I’ve looked…
High scores have not been included in the open feint sample code, so I can’t be sure there isn’t a more correct way to call it.
Thanks,
M [import]uid: 8271 topic_id: 2929 reply_id: 8533[/import]
This is what I’m currently using:
safeopenfeint.setHighScore( leaderboardId, points )
Use
openfeint.setHighScore( leaderboardId, points )
if you’re note using the safeopenfeint module posted in the community code repository.
make sure you have your leaderboard ID set up properly through OF…I was using my OF ID for a while and it wouldn’t work. The leaderboard ID is separate.
That’s the deprecated format, however. At some point we’re supposed to use this syntax:
openfeint.setHighScore( { leaderboardID=“abc123”, score=82342, displayText=“82,342 pts” } )
I am not using this at the moment as it didn’t work due to a change in the OF API. The next GE build is supposed to fix that. [import]uid: 1560 topic_id: 2929 reply_id: 8710[/import]
Sorry, but I’m not trying to set the high score, simply display the high score board. [import]uid: 8271 topic_id: 2929 reply_id: 8726[/import]
Try openfeint.launchDashboardWithHighscorePage()
If Corona has implemented this (it’s in the OF API), it might require the leaderboardID as an argument: openfeint.launchDashboardWithHighscorePage(leaderboardID) [import]uid: 1560 topic_id: 2929 reply_id: 8750[/import]