We've been testing the track_end event which is recently introduced to the Deezer Javascript SDK.
The event seems to be working great on web browsers, however, within the context of Deezer mobile application, as an inapp, the event doesn't seem to firing at all.
Any suggestions?
The track_end event is not yet available for Deezer AppStudio apps.
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We have an Instant Game for Facebook and we would like to test it on both Web and Mobile. We had already completed automation-testing it on Web with Selenium. Now before going deeper, we wonder if Web testing covers mobile as well. Since Facebook Instant Game platform is basically an iFrame that loads our code, we wonder if it differs. Does anybody have experience on testing FB Instant Games?
The platform (browser) is different, so no, not the same. Events are also different. (ex: Most phones don't generate hover...)
I was trying you the Paypal Rest Api here: https://devtools-paypal.com/guide/pay_paypal
In the third step, a link is given which takes you to the login screen of paypal. The link looks like this: https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_express-checkout&token=EC-2AV07917JJ307845R
I saw the login screen in the ios mobile SDK here: https://github.com/paypal/PayPal-iOS-SDK, which has a really good UI. Is there some way in which the UI of the Mobile SDK can be used in the REST API?
The example in the first (and second) links are for building a web app on top of the REST SDK. The good news is that the Mobile SDKs are also built on top of the REST API.
However, the examples for mobile are not as complete. But there is a mobile backend example app in the Python SDK. It should play nicely with the payment verification step or capturing an authorization. Authorizations can be created on iOS by setting payment.intent = PayPalPaymentIntentAuthorize.
I am using History.js for history management in my web app. Everything is working fine for all modern browsers when the app is being used directly on my website. All of these browsers except from IE9 also work fine when the app is being loaded from within the Facebook framework (as a Facebook app). With IE9 it seems that the pushstate method is unable to get the state added to the history.
I guess it has something to do with Facebook sandboxing the app. Since IE9 does not natively support HTML5 history methods, it makes use of URL hashtags. Is there any particular reason why this does not work in a Facebook app. And is there any solution to the problem?
IE9 does not support PushState. Check this out http://www.quora.com/Does-Internet-Explorer-9-support-pushState
Specifically on the Mobile Platform, does support the Facebook Offerwall? Facebook Offerwall
We have the feature implemented on our canvas application, but am not able to reproduce on our mobile implementation.
From the documentation here: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/dialogs/pay/
This dialog is only supported in our Dialog page mode via our Graph API, but is also available in our JavaScript SDK. It is not available in iframe, popup mode, or mobile via our SDKs.
So there is no mobile version at present. You will need to redirect your mobile users to the desktop website version.
I am developing a facebook application. Is there any ajax slider which support facebook application.
According to facebook
We are in the process of deprecating
FBML. If you are building a new
application on Facebook.com, please
implement your application using HTML,
JavaScript and CSS. You can use our
JavaScript SDK and Social Plugins to
embedded many of the same social
features available in FBML. While
there is still functionality that we
have not ported over yet, we are no
longer adding new features to FBML.
My point is, if you want to use a fancy jQuery slideshow, you can use it, and even more, according to facebook, you should use it, and start forgetting fbml and fbjs.