Comments on: Playing with the Comic Books Application on Facebook http://readcomics.org/2008/08/31/playing-with-the-comic-books-application-on-facebook/ ...we do. Tue, 15 May 2012 05:08:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Martin http://readcomics.org/2008/08/31/playing-with-the-comic-books-application-on-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-336 Martin Mon, 01 Sep 2008 19:34:29 +0000 http://readcomics.org/?p=358#comment-336 Hi Chris. '.new' removed! Thanks again for the great facebook application. (And it sounds like maybe a FAQ page might be useful!) Hi Chris. ‘.new’ removed! Thanks again for the great facebook application. (And it sounds like maybe a FAQ page might be useful!)

]]> By: Chris Nolan.ca http://readcomics.org/2008/08/31/playing-with-the-comic-books-application-on-facebook/comment-page-1/#comment-335 Chris Nolan.ca Mon, 01 Sep 2008 18:30:08 +0000 http://readcomics.org/?p=358#comment-335 Hi Martin, Thanks for the comments! You can actually check it all out without first adding it to your profile (as the new facebook is removing the forced 'add' stuff anyway). Not until you want to add a book or creator to your pull list, or your collection will you be asked to login. Oh, and you link to the 'new' facebook version if you could remove the '.new.' out of the link that'd be cool because facebook has a bug if a non-logged in use hits the 'new' url (it redirects to the wrong place). Re: your facebook page -- you can add the app to your page too and display (for now) random comics -- see http://apps.facebook.com/comicbooks/news/25/item for details And since you're a blogger, you might be interested in some of the 'embed' tools I have (they aren't well documented at the moment though). See http://apps.facebook.com/comicbooks/news/20/item for some info about it, and check out http://www.hypergeek.ca/ for one user who makes really good use of it. Hi Martin,

Thanks for the comments!

You can actually check it all out without first adding it to your profile (as the new facebook is removing the forced ‘add’ stuff anyway). Not until you want to add a book or creator to your pull list, or your collection will you be asked to login.

Oh, and you link to the ‘new’ facebook version if you could remove the ‘.new.’ out of the link that’d be cool because facebook has a bug if a non-logged in use hits the ‘new’ url (it redirects to the wrong place).

Re: your facebook page — you can add the app to your page too and display (for now) random comics — see http://apps.facebook.com/comicbooks/news/25/item for details

And since you’re a blogger, you might be interested in some of the ‘embed’ tools I have (they aren’t well documented at the moment though). See http://apps.facebook.com/comicbooks/news/20/item for some info about it, and check out http://www.hypergeek.ca/ for one user who makes really good use of it.

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