Is anyone having problems logging into CC via Facebook? I am following the instructions on this page.
I can log into Facebook and get the token, then when I issue a [lua]facebook.request(“me”)[/lua], I never receive a request event.type in my listener. It used to work when CC was GM.
Are you getting a response from FB for the “me” request? Are you getting any errors. You are doing this on device correct?
Hi Rob,
Yes, on a device… I tried a Nook and an Android phone. It seems I do not get a request response. Here’s my listener, with some pop ups to show me status:
[lua]
local function fbListener(event)
if event.type == “session” then
if event.phase == “login” then
local alert = native.showAlert(“Logged Into Facebook”,
event.token, {“OK”})
token = event.token
facebook.request(“me”)
end
elseif event.type == “request” then
local alert = native.showAlert(“Facebook Request”,
event.response, {“OK”})
end
end
[/lua]
I do get the “Logged into Facebook” pop-up, but not the “Facebook Request” pop-up. I was just wondering if someone else was having this problem, or if I need to continue to debug. I guess I can add a pop-up outside of the if’s to see if anything is returning at all.
Are you getting a response from FB for the “me” request? Are you getting any errors. You are doing this on device correct?
Hi Rob,
Yes, on a device… I tried a Nook and an Android phone. It seems I do not get a request response. Here’s my listener, with some pop ups to show me status:
[lua]
local function fbListener(event)
if event.type == “session” then
if event.phase == “login” then
local alert = native.showAlert(“Logged Into Facebook”,
event.token, {“OK”})
token = event.token
facebook.request(“me”)
end
elseif event.type == “request” then
local alert = native.showAlert(“Facebook Request”,
event.response, {“OK”})
end
end
[/lua]
I do get the “Logged into Facebook” pop-up, but not the “Facebook Request” pop-up. I was just wondering if someone else was having this problem, or if I need to continue to debug. I guess I can add a pop-up outside of the if’s to see if anything is returning at all.