Hi @blackfyre ,

It doesn't for now. I think adding the support is just few lines of code away.
Is it a new recently introduced API for canvas apps?

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To be honest, I don't know... that's also why I added the reference for it 😄

On, a side-note... after skimming through your code, I've noticed the the FB get assigned to $window, so something like this:

$window.FB.AppEvents.logEvent($window.FB.AppEvents.EventNames.COMPLETED_REGISTRATION);

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Hey, I just pushed two commits for the FB.AppEvents support.
Try ezfb.AppEvents with the lastest commit on master branch.

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Will test it today 😄

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Sorry... It doesn't seem to work...

Tried to log the launch, and

ezfb.AppEvents.activateApp();

I get the error: TypeError: Cannot read property 'activateApp' of undefined

It seems like, the method tries to fire before FB is ready...

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Tried a case, when I knew FB to be ready, and

ezfb.AppEvents.logEvent(ezfb.AppEvents.EventNames.COMPLETED_REGISTRATION);

works.

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Thanks for the testing. I'll look into it.

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Hi @blackfyre ,

I made some changes in the code. Please try it again.
Not sure if it works in real canvas apps, though I did write a test spec for it.

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Ji @pc035860, sorry for the late reply... had to do another FB app, and it's in the required phase, for the AppEvents.

The standard events( logEvent() and logPurchase()) work flawlessly, but I'm still having trouble with the activateApp() function call.

I've tried the syntax below, based on the logEvent function call:

ezfb.AppEvents.acticateApp();

UPDATE

F*****ng typo... The activateApp() works, as expected!

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Great! Thanks a lot for the testing. I'll make a release later today.

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Glad to help 😄

On, a side note... I've been using ezfb for canvas apps, and it works great 😃

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