Re: [web2py] Re: Authenticating with Facebook using OAuth 2.0
Hassan, Ok. As Alan points out check for the port in the URL. Try to see if facebook authentication server is redirecting to your application correctly. You can check using firebug or chrome developer tools. Sometimes changing options in the facebook application control panel is not enough, if that is the case you have to delete and recreate the facebook application. mic Il 17 marzo 2012 11:35, Hassan Alnatour ha scritto: > Michele, > > I have No Code in the Controller or in the View , i followed the book > instructions .. > > > Alan , > > The domain that i used for my website is a sub domain and when i > created an application in facebook i gave it the same domain .. and > its just the code that i showed you above i followed the instructions > in the book
[web2py] Re: Authenticating with Facebook using OAuth 2.0
Hassan, I clicked more than the necessary in my browser, and marked one of your messages as spam (unintentionally, of course) On 17 mar, 13:22, Alan Etkin wrote: > https://www.test.i3zif.com:443 > orhttp://www.test.i3zif.com:80 > > On 17 mar, 09:48, Hassan Alnatour wrote: > > > > > > > > > so you want me to make the application domain in facebook like > > thishttp://www.test.i3zif.com:443??
[web2py] Re: Authenticating with Facebook using OAuth 2.0
https://www.test.i3zif.com:443 or http://www.test.i3zif.com:80 On 17 mar, 09:48, Hassan Alnatour wrote: > so you want me to make the application domain in facebook like > thishttp://www.test.i3zif.com:443??
[web2py] Re: Authenticating with Facebook using OAuth 2.0
I meant the other parameter (site URL or something of the like) On 17 mar, 09:48, Hassan Alnatour wrote: > so you want me to make the application domain in facebook like > thishttp://www.test.i3zif.com:443??
[web2py] Re: Authenticating with Facebook using OAuth 2.0
so you want me to make the application domain in facebook like this http://www.test.i3zif.com:443 ??
[web2py] Re: Authenticating with Facebook using OAuth 2.0
I know this is odd, but I'd try using the this url in the facebook application site url parameter: http://www.test.i3zif.com:80/ As the book example asks to specify the tcp port of the address. If you need to use https, then replace 80 with 443 On 17 mar, 07:35, Hassan Alnatour wrote: > Michele, > > I have No Code in the Controller or in the View , i followed the book > instructions .. > > Alan , > > The domain that i used for my website is a sub domain and when i > created an application in facebook i gave it the same domain .. and > its just the code that i showed you above i followed the instructions > in the book
[web2py] Re: Authenticating with Facebook using OAuth 2.0
Michele, I have No Code in the Controller or in the View , i followed the book instructions .. Alan , The domain that i used for my website is a sub domain and when i created an application in facebook i gave it the same domain .. and its just the code that i showed you above i followed the instructions in the book
[web2py] Re: Authenticating with Facebook using OAuth 2.0
I have installed the app from the book support files and it works
(with a dyndns subdomain and rocket dev. server). Could you post your
facebook application configuration? (not the id or client
credentials). Have you tried specifying the tcp port in the facebook
configuration for the site url?
On 16 mar, 13:31, Hassan Alnatour wrote:
> Dear ALL ,
>
> I Got the new cookbook and i am having some problems , its now
> working , here is what i did :
>
> 1 - i created an application on facebook and added a Site Domain >
> test.i3zif.com and Site URL >http://www.test.i3zif.com/
> hellofacebook .
>
> 2 - i created and file named it fbappauth.py and added my app id and
> the secret id in the modules Folder .
>
> 3- i downloaded the python SDK from github and included the file
> FaceBook.py in my modules.
>
> 4 - added this code in bottom of db.py file :
>
> #
> ## use fb auth
> ## for facebook "graphbook" application
> #
> import sys, os
> from fbappauth import CLIENT_ID,CLIENT_SECRET
> from facebook import GraphAPI, GraphAPIError
> from gluon.contrib.login_methods.oauth20_account import OAuthAccount
>
> class FaceBookAccount(OAuthAccount):
> """OAuth impl for FaceBook"""
> AUTH_URL="https://graph.facebook.com/oauth/authorize";
> TOKEN_URL="https://graph.facebook.com/oauth/access_token";
> def __init__(self, g):
> OAuthAccount.__init__(self, g, CLIENT_ID, CLIENT_SECRET,
> self.AUTH_URL, self.TOKEN_URL,
> scope='user_photos,friends_photos')
> self.graph = None
> def get_user(self):
> '''Returns the user using the Graph API.'''
> if not self.accessToken():
> return None
> if not self.graph:
> self.graph = GraphAPI((self.accessToken()))
> user = None
> try:
> user = self.graph.get_object("me")
>
> except GraphAPIError, e:
> self.session.token = None
> self.graph = None
> if user:
> return dict(first_name = user['first_name'],last_name =
> user['last_name'],username = user['id'])
>
> auth.settings.actions_disabled =
> ['register','change_password','request_reset_password','profile']
> auth.settings.login_form=FaceBookAccount(globals())
> auth.settings.login_next=URL(f='index')
>
> 4 - uploaded the application to my server , then i opened
> "http://www.test.i3zif.com/hellofacebook."; and there was nothing and then i
> pressed login and it gave me this massage :
>
> invalid function (default/oauth)
>
> What is wrong guys .. hope someone can help me ..
>
> Best Regards ,
> Hassan Alnatour
