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meydot
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I’ve overwritten the complete wpbook folder with the backup of the 2.0.13 Version, changed the api_id back to the api_key and all works fine again. I got back the right poster, my pictures and the full funcionality.
The 2.1 Upgrade is horrible and didn’t work for me at all.
I just finished the downgrade for all my blogs and I got them all working again.
glad that works for you, but bear in mind the 2.0.13 branch won’t be supported with future upgrades, and Facebook is in the process of gradually phasing out the APIs used in that SDK.
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meydot
(@meydot)
Maybe in the future there will be an update that works. Then I will upgrade again. But at this time wpbook 2.1 doesn’t work correct.
I use a normal WordPress 3.1 and my Facebook Apps are up to date now. I used the right app_id at the right place, as you can see on the screenshots. Theres nothing else I can do. The FB Wall seems to work, but Fan Pages don’t. And I only use Fan Page Walls.
@meydot – patches welcome. 😉
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meydot
(@meydot)
I just updated one of my blogs to 2.1.3 for trying out.
It seems to work now, except the picture in the post. Where is it gone?
“If you are not using post thumbnails (because your theme doesn’t support it, I can’t use those thumbnails to post to the wall. “
What does that exactly mean. Do I have to install a plugin to get back the picture in the posts? Look at the last entry of http://www.apps-android.info and the page wall http://www.facebook.com/pages/Apps-Android/141804872542666
The Icon at the beginning is missing.
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meydot
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Additionally I installed auto-post-thumbnail and now it seems to work
yes, installing Auto Post Thumbnail would work.
Post Thumbnails (aka “Featured Images”) is a feature WordPress introduced in 2.9 and later, which lets you specify one of the images attached to a post as the “featured image” or “post thumbnail.” (It was first called Post Thumbnail and later renamed to Featured Image).
If your theme supports it, which it does by adding:
if ( function_exists( 'add_theme_support' ) ) {
add_theme_support( 'post-thumbnails' );
}
in it’s functions.php, you get an interface in the post edit screen to identify which image should be the featured image for each post. (It shows up in the media popup when you are uploading/adding images, and also in the side bar where you can select an image already added).
What I meant was simply that WPBook first checks to see if post_thumbnails exist, and if they do it uses them.
Auto Post Thumbnail just picks the first image in each post as the post thumbail, which lowers flexibility but may be just fine for your use case.
