Emacs & facebook.el problem

Emacs & facebook.el problem

[rpd]

Hi

I am trying to use facebook.el but get this error message:
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument integerp (request_args .
[((value . "ab00b17c9a1bfb96a5c440e0df75141a") (key . "sig")) ((value . "")
(key . "api_key")) ((value . "1912035236995000") (key . "call_id")) ((value
. "JSON") (key . "format")) ((value . "auth.createToken") (key . "method"))
((value . "1.0") (key . "v"))]))
  concat("https://login.facebook.com/login.php?v=1.0&api_key=" ""
"&auth_token=" ((request_args . [... ... ... ... ... ...]) (error_msg .
"Invalid API key") (error_code . 101)))
  (let* ((auth-token ...) (login-url ...)) (browse-url login-url)
(read-string "Hit enter here after you've logged into facebook (this is
their lame scheme, not facebook.el's") (customize-save-variable (quote
facebook-session-info) (facebook-call-function-post "auth.getSession" ...)))
  facebook-login()
  call-interactively(facebook-login)
  execute-extended-command(nil)
  call-interactively(execute-extended-command)

This is my .emacs code:
;;;;=FACEBOOK=====facebook.el================================================================================
;;;
;; To log into facebook, call (facebook-login)
;;;   To check credentials/optionally login call (facebook-check-creds)
;;;   To make api calls call (facebook-call-function "<funcname>" (list
(cons "of" "args") (cons "more" "args"))) ;; (load
"C:\\Users\\Dad\\Emacs\\emacsaddons\\facebook.el")
;===


Can someone help me try to fix this so I can do facebook from emacs please?

As ever I am very grateful for helpful replies, thanks

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Re: Emacs & facebook.el problem

[rpd]

Hi

I have had no reply on this so far.

Does anyone know how to use this facebook module?
I even emailed the author ('paul.huff@gmail.com') but have had no reply.
Is this a broken emacs module (similar to eblogger)?

Please if anyone is using facebook.el or can offer advice on what the issue
I have with it is, I would be most grateful for some helpful reply.
Many thanks, & I look forward to some response (& I hope I can get to use
facebook.el properly)



rpd wrote:
> 
> Hi
> 
> I am trying to use facebook.el but get this error message:
> Debugger entered--Lisp error: (wrong-type-argument integerp (request_args
> .
> [((value . "ab00b17c9a1bfb96a5c440e0df75141a") (key . "sig")) ((value .
> "") (key . "api_key")) ((value . "1912035236995000") (key . "call_id"))
> ((value . "JSON") (key . "format")) ((value . "auth.createToken") (key .
> "method")) ((value . "1.0") (key . "v"))]))
>   concat("https://login.facebook.com/login.php?v=1.0&api_key=" ""
> "&auth_token=" ((request_args . [... ... ... ... ... ...]) (error_msg .
> "Invalid API key") (error_code . 101)))
>   (let* ((auth-token ...) (login-url ...)) (browse-url login-url)
> (read-string "Hit enter here after you've logged into facebook (this is
> their lame scheme, not facebook.el's") (customize-save-variable (quote
> facebook-session-info) (facebook-call-function-post "auth.getSession"
> ...)))
>   facebook-login()
>   call-interactively(facebook-login)
>   execute-extended-command(nil)
>   call-interactively(execute-extended-command)
> 
> This is my .emacs code:
> ;;;;=FACEBOOK=====facebook.el================================================================================
> ;;;
> ;; To log into facebook, call (facebook-login)
> ;;;   To check credentials/optionally login call (facebook-check-creds)
> ;;;   To make api calls call (facebook-call-function "<funcname>" (list
> (cons "of" "args") (cons "more" "args"))) ;; (load
> "C:\\Users\\Dad\\Emacs\\emacsaddons\\facebook.el")
> ;===
> 
> 
> Can someone help me try to fix this so I can do facebook from emacs
> please?
> 
> As ever I am very grateful for helpful replies, thanks
> 
> 

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