h1k3's Forum Posts

  • You set something up incorrectly on your developer app page from the sounds of it.

  • I had actually built this feature for a guy using c2. It was basically a php file that uploaded the picture to the server. The ajax call was made with the picture string and encoded/saved and in this case uploaded to Facebook. Look on stack exchange for example php code then use the ajax in c2 to transmit the picture. What you would want to do is name the file based on user unique I'd ie player1.jpg to you know when they log in you can load image via URL by just throwing their userid and jpg.

    Long story short it is possible but it may be beyond the average users level of experience.

  • Try putting a trigger once in the vida = 0 check

  • Nimtrix

    I appreciate, but that wasn't quite what I was looking for. I'm loading strings such as address and phone number into array variables as strings. I ended up deciding to just strip out the characters as I ajax them. The end result looks like this little snippet.

    &A1="&replace(replace(Settings.At(Ajax_Count,Upload_Add1), "#",""), "&", "")&

    thanks for trying though. :)

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  • I'm having a problem where I upload an array from a cvs spreadsheet which I have no control over ahead of time. How do I cycle through array values and replace keys like & and # so it won't mess up my ajax call later on?

  • Evil Snowman0

    Thanks, it's far from being done. I have to add more photos, case history and I want to add a reference to people that have already been ruled out.

    As for the plugin, I'm not entirely sure yet.

  • Evil Snowman0

    Yes it is possible, I've got an updated plugin that includes a bit more functionality such as sending private messages. I just haven't released it as of yet. You can check out the messaging in a non profit app I'm working on.

    Help solve the mystery app

  • It's a generic warning all apps received. If you turn it on you will see that just doing that will send you another developer alert saying you fixed it. I've got 5 apps on Facebook, all of which received the warning. I've turned on all the breaking changes and things have been running smoothly for me.

  • You should be fine with any of the plugins. That particular change is for apps that allow users to 'check in' on their walls. You see them in your news feed all the time "friend x was at scirra hq with Tom and Ashley" I don't believe any of the plugins allow that currently. You can test it out yourself by enabling it now and trying all your features in the app. My apps are so far working fine with all breaking changes enabled.

  • No it's not. You have to enter your website URL into the developer page for your app. When Facebook login is called it checks to make sure that the website you are logging in from is the "approved" website. But by running from preview, the website you are sending to Facebook is local host rather then myapp.com so it generates an error and won't let you log in. It's a nice safety feature that keeps other people from stealing your app and cloning it to do malicious things under your Facebook Id( the Id set as the app owner)

  • Joannesalfa

    Mine is not nearly that advanced at the moment. I know it says canvas but its pretty smooth there. I'm curious if it's actually webgl on that site? Do you have access to the javascript source for that nifty little newspaper?

  • Keep the values small and floats such as 0.8 for scaling and 1 for slice width(or less)

  • Working on a plugin for my boys to create a 3d raycasting game. It takes a sprite and allows you to distort it for a pseudo 3d wall effect. Let me know what you think.

    raycasting WIP

  • Well it won't be for everyone. But some may find a use for sprite distortion such as myself who would use it for a doom style game.

  • Thanks I figured it out last night. :)