Re: My Facebook client for the n900
 

Any chance of Supporting
Name1 > Name2
Comment left on Name2's wall by Name 1

which is the new style that facebook uses?

Also, when you click on a comment to send a replay, it goes blue, but when you hit the back button it is still blue, any way to deactivate the blueness persisting?

P.S. Amazing App

Re: My Facebook client for the n900
 

when i try to update my status i got an error: Error updating status: 104 (incorrect signature)

Re: My Facebook client for the n900
 

Hi w00t.

When I try to comment on a status, I'm getting the message:

'Error adding comment: 200 (The user hasn't authorized the application to perform this action)'

I obviously can read the statuses and comments okay. When I check the 'Nokia N900' application on Facebook, all three 'Additional Permissions' are set, (Access my News Feed & Wall, Access my data when I'm not using the application and Publish recent activity (one line stories) to my Wall).

Any ideas?

Cheers,
Mark.

Re: My Facebook client for the n900
 

Try writing a post on your wall first. This is a known bug. I really should look into it soon.

Re: My Facebook client for the n900
 

Yup, that worked. Thanks.

Mark.

Re: My Facebook client for the n900
 

had it working on PR1.1 and also on PR1.2 but when I messed with some packages cleaning 0.4 version stopped working for me. I can remove and install but the application silently crashes when launching before even reaching the UI. Any ideas?

Re: My Facebook client for the n900
 

Open x terminal, run:

run-standalone.sh facebrick

Tell me what it outputs.

Re: My Facebook client for the n900
 

Working fine, Thanks!

Re: My Facebook client for the n900
 

facebrick: error while loading shared libraries: libqfacebookconnect.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

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Need to add that this is currently the only app I have that doesn't work. Even FB widget is working fine.

Re: My Facebook client for the n900
 

Your copy of extras-devel is likely out of date, as I fixed this this morning. From a terminal:

sudo gainroot
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade

(note that you should check the packages listed by the last step fairly carefully before pressing 'Y' - if you see too many there that you don't recognise, *stop*, as you may damage something.)

Alternatively, the 'safe' route is to wait a while and see if an update pops up.