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facebook
Developing on facebook, yeah.
It’s not all that difficult, it merely takes time to get around the structuring and how it all fits together. Things I learned today: it’s possible to authorize your app before the app loads however if your app doesn’t require information from facebook (users, user icons, names, friends list, etc) then you can create a button in your app and then have the user click the button to authorize the app. This button usually would open in a new window thus taking the user away from the app (_blank) however Josh figured a way to have this happen from within the app page itself.
Now if we can get it to work with iframes (and not just FBML) we’d be a little more complete with Jamie’s FacebookAuthManager class.