Get Full Profile Pic using API? Or PID of profile pic? Help!

Same problem,
To all photo from the profile albumm , I solved it like that , if it can help someone :

function getUserProfilPics() {
$facebook = new Facebook(APPAPIKEY, APPSECRET, GENERATE_SESSION_SECRET);
$fb_uid = $facebook->get_loggedin_user();

if ($fb_uid == false) { return array(null, 2, 'No valid FB user in Session'); }
$albums=$facebook->api_client->photos_getAlbums($fb_uid,NULL);
$aid_profile = null;
foreach($albums as $album){
if($album['type']=='profile'){
$aid_profile = $album['aid'];
break;
}
return null;
}
$photos_profile = null;
//It s a bit tricky but if you use also the uid like params then you will get a empty string ... Mistery
if(!empty($aid_profile))$photos_profile = $facebook->api_client->photos_get('',$aid_profile,'');
return $photos_profile;
}



you can test it in the tool box... it s works but it s not optimized...

link to the orignal picture in the array (key = src_big)

I have been having tons of trouble trying to change my Application's Profile Picture.

Uploading a new profile picture would not work using Chrome, Firefox, nor IE 8. I also cannot add new pictures to my Profile Picture Album

I FINALLY got my application's profile picture changed by adding the photos app to the page and making a new album, then setting a pic to the profile picture.

However, now I cannot change the Application's Thumbnail picture. Attempts at editing "Thumbnail Version" say it is saving, however a thumbnail never appears. My current thumbnail on the page is BLANK and I am frustrated at how broken this is. It's worse than MySpace's errors used to be.

Any help getting my thumbnail properly back?

The profile page is http://www.facebook.com/pnwbemani

I've just discovered something when experimenting, so this must be a bug.

When you set the following attribute in the tag facebook-logo="false" the profile image is served from httpS as you would expect. When facebook-logo="true" it comes from a http resource.

However, I do like the facebook logo on the profile pic. Can FB please fix this?

Thanks

Hi,

I sign users into my site with facebook connect over the ssl as detailed in this tutorial "Facebook Connect Via SSL" http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/ind … ct_Via_SSL

Everything works fine, except I am still getting mixed content message from the XFBML <fb:profile-pic> tag, even though the tutorial specifically says the picture should be delivered over https

QUOTE FROM TUTORIAL"
Querying Images with HTTPS Protocol
If you show user profile pictures on your site, then you'll need to make sure that you are showing them in HTTPS on pages that are also served from HTTPS.

The easy way to do this is to use the fb:profile-pic tag from XFBML. That will make sure that you are serving resources in the correct version.
"

The profile image is coming from this resource. http://external.ak.fbcdn.net/safe_image … pg&v=5

This is clearly not https, hence the mixed content warnings.

Does anyone know if this is working as specified?

Thank you.

I CALL IT LIKE THIS "<fb:profile-pic uid="loggedinuser" size="square" facebook-logo="true"></fb:profile-pic>"

I just removed the code to allow adding it to a profile page and the runtime is back down to 0.0137 seconds.

I was using the sample code from the stickied thread here on adding a profile tab, and added it to my canvas page. Doh. I'll just have to move that out to a function or something since the client library is so slow.

Ok thanks for your response.
So Facebook is removing the boxes in favor of application tabs right? I'd prefer an application tab anyway. So far, I have successfully created a tab for my app, and someone can find it if they click on the plus sign tab and do a search (if they've used the app on the canvas page)... but my main need is to create an 'add to profile' button on my canvas page.

I know how to put a button on the page, I just don't know what 'add to profile' should do if the profile boxes are going away. Obviously I'd like to be able to create an app tab from an add to profile button. Is this possible?

Yes, profile boxes will go way. Profile tabs will remain.

Not yet, but soon. They will be introducing some sort of "add to profile tab" button in the next little while (details have not been posted).

Hi Everyone
Newbie here. Just learning php too. I look through some of the posts and tried some things but still can't figure stuff out. I've seen a lot of examples of stuff like this:
$fbml = "<fb:narrow>Here is some text</fb:narrow>

But when I tried putting in stuff other than text (like html and/or fbml) it doesn't work. Here's what I've tried:

<?PHP

// Application: My App Name
// File: 'index.php'

require_once 'facebook.php';
?>
<?php include('app_nav.php'); ?> // For my tabs to show up
<?
$api_key = 'XXXXX'; $secret = 'XXXXX';
$urlNarrow= "http://www.mydomain.com/myapp/fb_narrow.php";
$urlWide= "http://www.mydomain.com/myapp/fb_narrow.php";

$fbml = "<fb:wide><fb:ref url='$urlWide'/></fb:wide>";
$fbml .= "<fb:narrow><fb:ref url='$urlNarrow'/></fb:narrow>";

$fbml_main = "This is the Wall tab profile data";
$facebook->api_client->profile_setFBML($api_key, $user_id, "$fbml", NULL, NULL, 'profile_main');

// Other html stuff Here

<fb:add-section-button section=\"profile\" /> // My button
?>



I keep getting errors, and am pretty much clueless after trying different things. I'd appreciate it if you respond if you could keep in mind I'm a newbie to Facebook Apps and PHP.

Thanks in advance

You don't seem to be creating the facebook object before using it, or authorizing. Add this before the $facebook line:
$facebook = new Facebook($api_key, $secret);
$facebook->require_login();

Note that what you're developing won't work much longer, since Facebook is removing support. http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/ind … er_Roadmap

My app ran in canvas mode in a fraction of a second server time before adding code to allow a profile tab. Now server side execution time is over 10 seconds. Is that normal? I'm using the PHP library and php 5.2.10.

Any help anyone can offer will be greatly appreciated.