[Facebooker-talk] fb_sig_in_iframe=1

Sat Sep 6 09:10:38 EDT 2008

This looks more like a problem with the superrewards gem than  
facebooker. The URL does look like it is being escaped. Are you using  
any plugin that autoescapes ERB?

Does a normal <%= link_to "blah","/blah"%> work?

You might try the support forum for the superrewards gem.

Mike

On Sep 5, 2008, at 5:58 PM, Marco Durden wrote:

> Regarding the iframe, here is the fbml in my source:
>
>  <!--Rendering the page using the following FBML retrieved from http://myserver.com:3001/offers
>
> You are seeing this because you are a developer of the application  
> and this information may be useful to you in debugging.  The FBML  
> will not be shown to other users visiting this page.:
>
> <fb:fbml>
>   <a href="http://apps.facebook.com/myserver/offers">Offers</a> <br />
>
>   &lt;fb:iframe src=&quot;http://apps.kitnmedia.com/superrewards/offers.php?uid=153457602&amp;h=mqhjh&quot 
> ; width=&quot;640&quot; height=&quot;2400&quot; frameborder=&quot; 
> 0&quot; scrolling=&quot;no&quot; /&gt;
>
> </fb:fbml>
> -->
>
> When looking at the actual canvas page that my app is located at,  
> this is displayed in plain text, but it should actually be the  
> iframe of the offers displayed:
>
> <fb:iframe src="http://apps.kitnmedia.com/superrewards/offers.php?uid=153457602&h=mqhjh 
> " width="640" height="2400" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" />
>
> I am using shanev's super rewards gem.  Here is my controller code:
>
> app/controllers/offerscontroller.rb
>   def index
>     @offer_code = SuperRewards::Client.offers_display(:fbml,  
> current_user.facebook_id)
>   end
>
> Here is my view code
>
> app/views/offers/index.fbml.erb
>
> <%= @offer_code %>
>
>
> For some reason it looks as if the link that should be created from  
> the offers_display method is being sanitized.  Not sure if there is  
> a problem with the way I set up the gem or if there is a problem  
> with parsing the actual link.  It seems the parse.rb file for the  
> gem by shanev has many of the same methods as the parse.rb file  
> included in facebooker, although they have been extracted to their  
> own Reward module, along with a few other unique methods for the  
> gem.  The instructions on how to get the gem installed and working  
> are very minimal, as running sudo gem install did not work.  I had  
> to download the files and place them in my app.  I am not sure if I  
> am supposed to include the files, or require the files, or use some  
> other method of getting it working.  So what I did, was placed the  
> files in railsapp/lib folder, and I did an "include {ModulesName}"  
> in the offerscontroller.  Please let me know if there is a better  
> way of doing this.  I did not see a setup.rb file of install.rb  
> file, and I am not sure where I would include/require the gem if I  
> were to place it in my gems directory.
>
> Here is the development.log data:
>
> Processing OffersController#index (for 127.0.0.1 at 2008-09-05  
> 14:23:42) [GET]
>   Session ID: 07c11f9c0erdf193245ff23b-153457602
>   Parameters: {"fb_sig_time"=>"1220649821.887",  
> "fb_sig"=>"65d5372a2a37583617db71e93164321b",  
> "fb_sig_in_new_facebook"=>"1", "_method"=>"GET",  
> "fb_sig_locale"=>"en_US", "action"=>"index",  
> "fb_sig_session_key"=>"07c11f9c0erdf193245ff23b-153457602",  
> "fb_sig_position_fix"=>"1", "fb_sig_in_canvas"=>"1",  
> "fb_sig_request_method"=>"GET", "controller"=>"offers",  
> "fb_sig_expires"=>"0", "fb_sig_added"=>"1",  
> "fb_sig_friends"=>"2134137106",  
> "fb_sig_api_key"=>"d34d0eb94f008ba670f8317e0vf3486a",  
> "fb_sig_user"=>"153457602",  
> "fb_sig_profile_update_time"=>"1217562451"}
>   [4;35;1mUser Load (0.000470)[0m   [0mSELECT * FROM users WHERE  
> (users."facebook_id" = 153457602) LIMIT 1[0m
> Rendering template within layouts/application
> Rendering offers/index
> Completed in 0.24300 (4 reqs/sec) | Rendering: 0.00405 (1%) | DB:  
> 0.00047 (0%) | 200 OK [http://myserver.com/offers]
>
>
> Looking at the log data, there is no mention of fb_sig_in_iframe =  
> 1.  There are also no errors shown, just a sanitized iframe link.   
> If you have any ideas of what is going wrong here, I would greatly  
> appreciate any feedback.
>
> Best
>
> On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 5:27 AM, Mike Mangino <mmangino at elevatedrails.com 
> > wrote:
> I don't think you send fb_sig_in_iframe to Facebook, I think they  
> send it to you, don't they?
>
> When you include fb:iframe inside an FBML tag, Facebook adds an  
> iframe with a URL that points to the source. On the first request,  
> they include all of the normal Facebook parameters. The browser  
> displays the result as HTML.
>
> Can you give us an example of what you are seeing and some of the  
> code?
>
>
>
> On Sep 5, 2008, at 3:35 AM, Marco Durden wrote:
>
> I am using fbml, and need to use <fb:iframe> inside an <fb:fbml>  
> tag.  This would mean I would need an fb_sig_in_iframe=1 in the  
> signatures sent to facebook.   When I try to display the <fb:iframe>  
> link on a page, it displays what should be an iframe inserted into  
> my page as plain text.  When I view the source of the page, I check  
> the fbml code, and it seems as if the entire link is sanitized.  I  
> know facebook sanitizes there links, but displaying an iframe inside  
> fbml seems to be a problem that I can't seem to figure out.  Has  
> anyone else seen this problem?  I didn't find anywhere in the  
> facebooker code that uses the fb_sig_in_iframe.  Any ideas are  
> greatly appreciated.
>
> Best
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