When posting to the users wall can I include FBML? i.e. "Mick just scored the high score on {GAME}"?
I'm not sure if it's possible or not.
Thanks.
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A:
All the details about the allowed content of the various fields in a stream post are available in the documentation.
EDIT
description: Descriptive text about the story. This field can contain plain text only and should be no longer than is necessary for a reader to understand the story. The description can contain up to 1,000 characters, but Facebook displays the first 300 or so characters of text by default; users can see the remaining text by clicking a "See More" link that we append automatically to long stories, or attachments with more than one image.
Peter Bailey
2010-06-28 18:24:12
I looked through that page before I posted but it mentions nothing about including FBML. My question was "Can I add FBML to the wall posts".I have seen Farmville do it, but there is no documentation that explains or demonstrates.James
James Jeffery
2010-06-28 18:39:07
No you haven't seen Farmville do it. The `message` field, and both the `description` and `caption` fields of attachments are all plain-text only. The `caption` field allows the `{*actor*}` token but that's it.
Peter Bailey
2010-06-28 18:45:14
Sorry I forgot to mention. I seen it in the description.
James Jeffery
2010-06-28 19:02:48
No, you haven't. Not recently, at least. Maybe in a older version when Facebook still handled wall posts via template bundles (which allowed FBML), but that functionality has been deprecated for a while now. I'm adding a quote to my post...
Peter Bailey
2010-06-28 19:12:10
Sorry just seen you edited the comment about {*actor*}. Thanks for the responses. Much appreciated.
James Jeffery
2010-06-28 19:34:09
No offense, but you shouldn't have needed to see that I edited my comment. It's all in the documentation I linked in my original answer which you allegedly "looked through before posting".
Peter Bailey
2010-06-28 19:44:12