Generic-user-small zhao lu 13 posts

I’m following the code in karate poke (chapter2) and trying to send a
request to the user. For some reason the user is
not getting the request. I don’t see any error message and not sure
how I could possibly debug further. I did look at
the sample code from the book. If anyone has experienced the same or
have some insight please let me know.

Thanks in advince!


Zhao

 
Generic-user-small Colm Harte 1 post

The exact same thing is happening to me. any ideas anyone?

 
Generic-user-small Michael 3 posts

I encountered a problem, though I’m not sure if it was the same problem. I just finished going through Chapter 2 and everything is working. The only tweak I needed to make was in my Facebook App settings I needed to add a trailing slash to the app callback url. I believe the book explicitly advises against this, but it didn’t work for me unless I added it.

Currently I have the app accessible – an invite screen shows up, you can invite people, others get the invite and a notification on the profile and after sending an invite, the people you invited are listed. Maybe I’ll take a crack at the next chapter, though in general I’ve found this book to be extremely difficult to follow, even for a PP beta book.

 
Generic-user-small zhao lu 13 posts

I have the trailing slash to the callback url as well. All of a sudden the invite started working for me. I’m not sure exactly how to fix it but here some of the stuff that I’ve done since I encountered the problem. I first downloaded the latested facebooker from github (just in case the old copy I had has changed). I also blew up my db and ran script/regenerate_db.sh. I just wanted to make sure that all the tables (including the session table) is ready in place. Make sure the sessions are indeed stored in this table.

I’m a newbie in rails/facebooker/ruby so I maybe not even making any sense here, in which case I apologize.

 
Head_small Mike Mangino 148 posts

Did you guys all get this working? The newest version of the book should include a specific mention of the slash at the end of the callback URL being important.

Mike

 
Generic-user-small zhao lu 13 posts

it’s working.

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