error 102

[bluemohawk]

Hello Christine,

I am currently testing your app/code "mdc" following the steps you highlighted (AppID, AppName) - thank you.

The issue is that I am getting an "error 102" message when posting "tipping point' and "game of thrones" (I have no problem/error when posting "catching fire" and "blood line").

In fact, I just can't seem to be able to implement any open graph object using the new API and I am always getting an error 102 message.

Thank you
Francois

[caabernathy]

Did you match your app's namespace, step 5?

[bluemohawk]

Yes

[bluemohawk]

BTW I am using the sdk 3.10

[bluemohawk]

Hello Christine

Let me know if you or someone from fb can help me with this issue. I have been banging my head over this for the last 3 days --

Thank you so much --
Francois
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Le Nov 27, 2013 à 12:00 AM, Christine Abernathy notifications@github.com a écrit :

Did you match your app's namespace, step 5?

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[caabernathy]

Try substituting "furious-mist-4378.herokuapp.com" with the app domain setting for your app.

[bluemohawk]

Thank you Christine! The issue was indeed related to the url property! Thank you for your help and and a great rest of your day.

Francois
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Le Nov 27, 2013 à 7:38 PM, Christine Abernathy notifications@github.com a écrit :

Try substituting "furious-mist-4378.herokuapp.com" with the app domain setting for your app.

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[bluemohawk]

One last question for you: in the context of Object API (ie objects that don't need a web server to be hosted), what is the need for a URL ?

Francois
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Le Nov 27, 2013 à 7:38 PM, Christine Abernathy notifications@github.com a écrit :

Try substituting "furious-mist-4378.herokuapp.com" with the app domain setting for your app.

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[caabernathy]

It's optional but you'd want to set it if you were to implement contextual deep linking back to your app. So you could set some arbitrary URL info that would later be passed on to your app when a user clicked on the object link from Facebook for iOS. You could pick apart the URL and send the user to a contextual experience based on the URL. It's up to you to decide what you'd like to do.

[bluemohawk]

Of course — I did not realize this. Thank you

Christine, I may have additional questions related to og: do you have a better email address I should use?

Thank you
Francois
On Nov 27, 2013, at 7:23 PM, Christine Abernathy notifications@github.com wrote:

It's optional but you'd want to set it if you were to implement contextual deep linking back to your app. So you could set some arbitrary URL info that would later be passed on to your app when a user clicked on the object link from Facebook for iOS. You could pick apart the URL and send the user to a contextual experience based on the URL. It's up to you to decide what you'd like to do.

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[caabernathy]

If your questions related to this repo, you can post the issue here. I'd recommend using StackOverflow to post OG related questions. There are more people watching that who can help you out.