@miamiballoonguy
What is your canvas url?
When you are granting permissions, are you doing it through WordPress->Settings->WPBook->Check Permissions?
http://www.miamiballoonguy.com/blog/blog.php/
That it the one that I had set up and working in the pre-2.1 version and it worked correctly.
No, I mean what is the url of your app in Facebook – apps.facebook.com/appname/
What does your check permissions page say? (WordPress->Settings->WPBook->Check Permissions?)
Until you grant permissions none of this is going to work.
The app in facebook is apps.facebook.com/miamiballoonguy
That is the problem that I am having. Whenever I go and hit the check permissions button, instead of giving me the dialog to re-check permissions, it just goes to my app page and inthat page, my blog is embedded. I can’t get that dialog to reset permissions going.
Anthony
WPBook is not even activating on your blog – what you should see when you visit apps.facebook.com/miamiballoonguy is the WPBook theme with your blog’s content, not your blog theme.
This means something is set wrong – either you don’t have your Facebook application set to OAuth 2.0 for canvas (in the advanced section, migrations tab) or your canvas url is set incorrectly.
I can’t see your FB app settings, so it is hard to troubleshoot, but based on what I can see from the outside something fundamental is wrong.
Where is WordPress installed? It doesn’t look to me like you’re running a “normal” wordpress install in any sense of the word . . .
Just loading: http://www.miamiballoonguy.com/blog/blog.php/?signed_request=1 or http://www.miamiballoonguy.com/blog/blog.php/?fb_sig_in_iframe should trigger WPBook to load but it isn’t.
Are you doing something unique to bootstrap WordPress inside blog.php?
I am running a normal version of wordpress, BUT, the software that I use to publish my site, rapidweaver for the mac, has a plugin that integrates a standard wordpress install into the site. Here is the link: http://nilrogsplace.se/plugins/wpblog/
if you want to see the actual wordpress blog, it is at http://www.miamiballoonguy.com/wordpress.
it worked pre-2.1 flawlessy.
I currently disabled the wpbook plugin with another one, but I prefer yours. Other than this snafu, it is a much simpler I want to get it working again. If you want, I can email you directly the settings that I have set via a screen shot to see if that helps.
Anthony
It may have seemed to work before but probably wasn’t truly working in the sense of replacing your blog theme with the WPBook theme.
WPBook hooks into WordPress, looking for the signed_request or fb_sig_in_iframe, and then changes the theme root accordingly – this is not working on your blog because of how rapidweaver has integrated WordPress.
Just loading http://www.miamiballoonguy.com/wordpress/?signed_request=1 or http://www.miamiballoonguy.com/wordpress/?fb_sig_in_iframe should be forcing WordPress to try to load the WPBook theme, redirect to FB, etc – instead on your blog it just loads normally.
You could just revert to 2.0.x – all the old versions remain available at http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wpbook/ – that will keep working until FB deprecates the old REST API – not sure when that will happen.
Or you can try some of the other solutions – wordbooker, for example – not sure if that will be more compatible with rapidweaver.
