I also found this:

stackoverflow.com/questions/9176633/upload-images-on-facebook-using-php

Don't know if that could help me too.

Thanks! I have no idea how to actually use that script! :) ...although I could probably discover how with a bit of poking and prodding.

I'd love to create you a wizard character! I tried DM'ing you, but the forum won't let me. Could you maybe DM me your email address?

Cheers,

Russ

I am a graphic artist, yes! What would you be looking for?

Hmmm, thanks for the answer. Unfortunately, just what I suspected! As I'm not a developer that seems a little out of reach for me. :( I guess I'm stuck with opening the image in the browser and instructing the user to manually download and upload.

Many thanks for the assistance though,

Russ

Hi,

I've just started using Contruct2 and I really love it. I'm creating a simple drag-and-drop game where users can create a composition out of a number of objects.

When a user has finished, I want them to be able to take a snapshot of the game window then post the resulting image to their Facebook wall. I can capture the image with the Canvas Snapshot event and even open it in another browser window but short of instructing the user to then manually download then re-upload the image, I'm stuck.

I have followed the Facebook Tutorial (which isn't quite what I want to do) but it did get me 90% there. I have registered my App at developers.facebook.com and I'm now able to use the Facebook object to open a 'share' dialogue, but then the final hurdle is the Image URL. When I try to pass on "CanvasSnapshot" as the image link URL I get an error from Facebook saying:

API Error Code: 100

API Error Description: Invalid parameter

Error Message: link URL is not properly formatted

Which of course I understand, as obviously "CanvasSnapshot" means nothing to Facebook. Can anyone give me any tips in accomplishing what I'm trying to do? Below is a screengrab of my current Event Sheet.

<img src="http://www.louisepetit.com/screengrabs/capture.jpg" border="0" />

Many thanks,

Russ