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from django.http import HttpResponse, HttpResponseRedirect
from django.shortcuts import render_to_response
#uncomment the following two lines and the one below
#if you dont want to use a decorator instead of the middleware
#from django.utils.decorators import decorator_from_middleware
#from facebook.djangofb import FacebookMiddleware
import facebook.djangofb as facebook
#@decorator_from_middleware(FacebookMiddleware)
@facebook.require_login()
def canvas(request):
# If you're using FBML, it'd be better to use <fb:name> than to do this - this is just as an example
values = request.facebook.users.getInfo([request.facebook.uid], ['first_name', 'is_app_user', 'has_added_app'])[0]
name, is_app_user, has_added_app = values['first_name'], values['is_app_user'], values['has_added_app']
if has_added_app == '0':
return request.facebook.redirect(request.facebook.get_add_url())
return render_to_response('facebook/canvas.fbml', {'name': name})
@facebook.require_login()
def post(request):
request.facebook.profile.setFBML(request.POST['profile_text'], request.facebook.uid)
return request.facebook.redirect(request.facebook.get_url('profile', id=request.facebook.uid))
@facebook.require_login()
def post_add(request):
request.facebook.profile.setFBML(uid=request.facebook.uid, profile='Congratulations on adding PyFaceBook. Please click on the PyFaceBook link on the left side to change this text.')
return request.facebook.redirect('http://apps.facebook.com/pyfacebook/')
@facebook.require_login()
def ajax(request):
return HttpResponse('hello world')
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