drupal for facebook

Wordpress Fotobook plugin will show photos from a user's Facebook profile (assuming the user has set the appropriate permissions for them to be made visible, and that suitable Facebook App settings and id have been setup).

I wondered if there was an equivalent module for Drupal?

Hi all, I'm relatively new to this game but I'd love to talk to others who are in it. If you have time to get together, I'll be in Missouri room on Thursday afternoon.

Subject: Integrating with Facebook (api, connect, FB apps, opengraph, etc.)
Room: Missouri
Time slot: March 10th, 5:45 PM - 6:45 PM

Is it possible to negotiate language (user preferences, browser settings) for every url without prefixing the path or domain? The site I'm building uses Drupal for Facebook, a.k.a. DFF, to integrate with Facebook. Facebook requires a single callback base URL from which all paths are built. DFF handles this with a url looking something like www.example.com/fb_cb/12345. Drupal's language handling breaks this by inserting the language prefix before DFF's callback, e.g.

This is a question that had been asked before and discussed elsewhere. For instance, https://wiki.fourkitchens.com/display/PF/Modules+that+break+caching%2C+a... provides a list of modules that break the external and aggressive caching - some of them does not play well with normal cache either.

I need Drupal for Facebook and Organic Groups, both of which are listed as incompatible when external cache setting in the performance page is enabled.

If you'd like to see drupal for facebook in drupal 6, including some of the nice features that go with it, check out Dave Cohen's call to arms for help, both financial and coding to get it done by drupalcon DC.

Check out dave's call to arms
http://www.dave-cohen.com/node/3033

Frank Carey
TwelveGrove Drupal Development
http://www.twelvegrove.com

Yesterday was Facebook's f8 developers conference here in San Francisco. They presented some great information about the new look (wider canvas pages, wider profile boxes, new feed options) and also Facebook Connect which will change the way Drupal sites share information with Facebook. They held a hackathon and honored several of the projects Facebook's engineers considered the best. And Drupal for Facebook was a winner (specifically, of a Sony PS3)!

Speaking of conferences, I've proposed a session about Facebook App development at the upcoming DrupalCon. It needs votes to make it into the schedule, so if you will attend the DrupalCon, please take a moment to vote for that session.

I'd also like feedback, and more votes, for my grant proposal. This grant could help fund Drupal for Facebook, thereby making it easier to use and up-to-date with Facebook's latest features. If you don't know about the Knight Drupal Initiative, you really should participate. All the proposed grants need review from within the Drupal community before being considered by the Knight Foundation. And if you have ideas that need funding, you really should submit your own proposal.

At the recent Bay Area Drupal Camp, I presented Drupal for Facebook. I built a small Facebook Application and walked through how I used Drupal to create it. Now the details of this presentation are available in two screencasts.

This is recommended viewing if you're curious what Drupal for Facebook is, or if you've downloaded it and are struggling to set it up. Read more: http://www.dave-cohen.com/node/2246

Or jump right to the videos:

http://blip.tv/file/492126?filename=Dcohen-DrupalForFacebookBADCampDemo2...
http://blip.tv/file/492102?filename=Dcohen-DrupalForFacebookBADCampDemo1...

(if the video doesnt play, select an alternate format on the bottom of the page. These links are to the higher resolution versions.)