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That was taken right out of an IFrame canvas app that I just retested in Safari - both a new app install, and revisiting an app after 2+ hours for the default t

by cd34 16y ago

That was taken right out of an IFrame canvas app that I just retested in Safari - both a new app install, and revisiting an app after 2+ hours for the default token to have expired.

EGreg 16y ago
In my case, the fbs_APPID cookie isn't being set instead I get this: http://grab.by/8rmQ http://grab.by/8rmQ does anyone know why these cookies are being set? the PHP library doesn't seem to work with those.
- cd34 16y ago
  two possibilities. Clock on the machine set correct? the appid cookie has a short 3600 second expiration, which means if your timezone is off, or you aren't taking into account Daylight Savings Time, the cookie will expire before it is set. The other possibility is that the API you're using isn't using the Javascript SDK get_facebook_cookie which initializes the session through FB.Init and parses the data passed to it and sets the cookie locally. Are you calling the Javascript SDK? I haven't used the PHP Library in quite some time, but, it is possible that you're using a library that is written for the older FBML rather than the IFrame canvas. Are you able to run liveheaders to see what is actually being sent? or some other network capture tool?
  - EGreg 16y ago
    Here is what I am doing. I am calling FB.init and FB.login , after a click so that the popup window shows up. You can see it live here: http://qbix.com http://qbix.com Now, if you go and put it in an iframe (try it with jsfiddle.com or something), then in every browser except Safari and IE, it works: the popup shows up, and after I click Allow, the fbs_ cookie gets placed. In IE, I think I can easily make it work by sending a cool P3P header so IE can save cookies. In Safari, I can make cookes be saved by first posting into that frame. In your jsfiddle or page or whatever, make a form with method="post" and target="thatframename" and then submit() that form using javascript. Now the cookies should be set for my domain, right? Yes, but now open up the Developer console on safari, and click "Storage". Watch what gets saved. A bunch of weird cookies by facebook. On every other browser, the fbs_ cookie gets saved but here we get a bunch of weird cookies. Why? How can I get the fbs_ cookie saved so I can make calls to my server and have the user authenticated properly? See what I mean?

by cd34 16y ago

That was taken right out of an IFrame canvas app that I just retested in Safari - both a new app install, and revisiting an app after 2+ hours for the default token to have expired.

EGreg 16y ago

In my case, the fbs_APPID cookie isn't being set instead I get this: http://grab.by/8rmQ http://grab.by/8rmQ does anyone know why these cookies are being set? the PHP library doesn't seem to work with those.

cd34 16y ago
two possibilities. Clock on the machine set correct? the appid cookie has a short 3600 second expiration, which means if your timezone is off, or you aren't taking into account Daylight Savings Time, the cookie will expire before it is set. The other possibility is that the API you're using isn't using the Javascript SDK get_facebook_cookie which initializes the session through FB.Init and parses the data passed to it and sets the cookie locally. Are you calling the Javascript SDK? I haven't used the PHP Library in quite some time, but, it is possible that you're using a library that is written for the older FBML rather than the IFrame canvas. Are you able to run liveheaders to see what is actually being sent? or some other network capture tool?
- EGreg 16y ago
  Here is what I am doing. I am calling FB.init and FB.login , after a click so that the popup window shows up. You can see it live here: http://qbix.com http://qbix.com Now, if you go and put it in an iframe (try it with jsfiddle.com or something), then in every browser except Safari and IE, it works: the popup shows up, and after I click Allow, the fbs_ cookie gets placed. In IE, I think I can easily make it work by sending a cool P3P header so IE can save cookies. In Safari, I can make cookes be saved by first posting into that frame. In your jsfiddle or page or whatever, make a form with method="post" and target="thatframename" and then submit() that form using javascript. Now the cookies should be set for my domain, right? Yes, but now open up the Developer console on safari, and click "Storage". Watch what gets saved. A bunch of weird cookies by facebook. On every other browser, the fbs_ cookie gets saved but here we get a bunch of weird cookies. Why? How can I get the fbs_ cookie saved so I can make calls to my server and have the user authenticated properly? See what I mean?