Hi,

Ok it is interesting one! What I am trying to do is:

- I am adding a FBSS status using PHP (no trick just adding records using MYSQL in database) actually this code runs on a share button at different elements of the website which than gets posted at FBSS like it happens in Facebook.
- Now I have PHOTO ALBUMS and PHOTOS in them and When someone click on share of a PHOTO it creates an FBSS STATUS for that image using image TITLE but I am not able to attach that image with that STATUS using FBSMP, image has a record in "files" table and I have FID available and I also created record in 'fbsmp" table against the ID of the above STATUS but
- That status is displaying on the WALL but it is not picking attached image with it from "fbsmp" and "files" tables.

All i need to know, is there any API function which can do it?
OR
Is there any special format "data" field in "fbsmp" table that I need to follow to achieve this?

A quick reply is appreciated as I didn't had time to dig in FBSMP module to find something useful.

Regards

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mudassarijaz commented
Assigned: Unassigned » mudassarijaz
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publicmind commented
Status: Active » Fixed

The following code should save an photo attachment with the status:

/**
 * $recipient: The object representing the recipient of the status (can be a user object 
 *   or other recipients supported by FBSS such as nodes, etc).
 * $type: The stream context e.g. 'user' or context supported by FBSS. 
 * $fid: The file id of image which should be present in the files table.
 * $status_text: The text of the status.
 * $sender: The user object of the sender (can be obtained through user_load()) 
 */

fbsmp_save_status($recipient, $type, $status_text, 'photo', array('fid' => $fid), $sender);

Just tested this and it works fine. It will also fire all the integrations such as trigger, rules, activity, etc.

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publicmind commented

You can look into the API section of the file: fbsmp.module to see other relevant APIs.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

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Marko B commented

Closing this, opened it without good reason.

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Marko B commented

closing.