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module Facebooker
module Rails
module ProfilePublisherExtensions
##
# returns true if Facebook is requesting the interface for a profile publisher
def wants_interface?
params[:method] == "publisher_getInterface"
end
##
# render the interface for a publisher.
# fbml is the content in string form. Use render_to_string to get the content from a template
# publish_enabled controlls whether the post form is active by default. If it isn't, you'll need to use fbjs to activate it
# comment_enabled controls whether to include a comment box
def render_publisher_interface(fbml,publish_enabled=true,comment_enabled=false)
render :json=>{:content=>{:fbml=>fbml,:publishEnabled=>publish_enabled,:commentEnabled=>comment_enabled},
:method=>"publisher_getInterface"}
end
# render an error while publishing the template
# This can be used for validation errors
def render_publisher_error(title,body)
render :json=>{:errorCode=>1,:errorTitle=>title,:errorMessage=>body}.to_json
end
# render the response for a feed. This takes a user_action object like those returned from the Rails Publisher
# For instance, AttackPublisher.create_attack(@attack)
# The template must have been registered previously
def render_publisher_response(user_action)
render :json=>{:content=> {
:feed=>{
:template_id=>user_action.template_id,
:template_data=>user_action.data
}
},
:method=>"publisher_getFeedStory"
}
end
end
end
end
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