I am currently working on a mobile web page in asp.Net MVC2 that allows users to post to their walls. I have the following code that posts to the user's wall, but would like to instead have a redirect to Facebook's mobile "Post To my Wall" view to allow the user to add to the posted message and submit with a "Post" button or "Cancel". Do I have to recreate this view myself? It seems like something that a lot of sites would use.
public string PostToWall(string code)
{
string authToken = string.Empty;
try
{
authToken = GetAuthToken(code);
FacebookClient app = new FacebookClient(authToken);
dynamic user = app.Get("me");
var id = user.id;
var args = new Dictionary<string, object>();
args["message"] = "Test Wall Post";
args["caption"] = "Test Caption";
args["description"] = "Test Description";
args["name"] = "Test Name";
//args["picture"] = "[your image URL]";
//args["link"] = "[your link URL]";
app.Post("/me/feed", args);
return string.Empty;
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
_log.ErrorFormat("Error getting the Facebook authentication token. {0}", ex);
return string.Empty;
}
}
Thanks!
[Edit] @OffBySome I set up a rough test using the facebook Javascript SDK and I set it to display: 'touch' but it still pops up in my safari iphone user agent. I used this
attachment: {
title: '<my title>',
caption: '<my caption>',
开发者_Go百科 description: (
<my description>
),
name: '<name>',
link: '<link>',
display: 'touch', },
But none of these attachments get added to my wall posts. Am I doing it wrong? Dialogs: Fb.Ui http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/javascript/#xfbml
Easiest for this would be to use the Facebook javascript sdk and use the FB.ui dialog to allow the user to share. You can set display=touch or display=wap for a mobile optimized dialog.
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