I have the latest drupal for facebook module installed, but when i put the xfbml code <fb:request-form> anywhere on my website, nothing is shown.
The code <fb:like> works great. I have not tried other xfbml code yet..
firefox 8.0, but it even don't work with ie.
In firebug i get the following error message:
uncaught exception: Error: <http://www.facebook.com> wurde die Erlaubnis für das Lesen der Eigenschaft Proxy.InstallTrigger verweigert.
In English: Error: uncaught exception: Error: Permission denied for <> to get property Proxy.InstallTrigger
--> see this issue: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=701029
But this error message appears not only where the xfbml markup is used, even on other sites..
Any ideas?
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Comment #0.0
Dave Cohen commentedadded
to make readableComment #1
Dave Cohen commentedThe
<fb:request-form>markup is complex. Probably you just don't have all the attributes and nested markup right. If<fb:like>works, the problem is probably in your markup and not the module.The fb_friend.module has code to add request forms, enable that module's block, then view page source and compare the markup with yours.
As for IE, read the readme.txt for the answer.
Comment #2
Dave Cohen commentedThe
<fb:request-form>markup is complex. Probably you just don't have all the attributes and nested markup right. If<fb:like>works, the problem is probably in your markup and not the module.The fb_friend.module has code to add request forms, enable that module's block, then view page source and compare the markup with yours.
As for IE, read the readme.txt for the answer.
Comment #3
Breakerandi commentedah, you mean
<fb:request-form>is not enough? So I should add some more attributes as described here:http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/fbml/request-form/
?
Comment #4
Dave Cohen commentedExactly. It's as if you put just
<form>in your HTML then wonder why no button appears.Comment #5.0
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