Enhancement: callback on not accepting write permissions about android-simple-facebook HOT 4 CLOSED

@matie, The implemtation of library does as follow: if user didn't accept PUBLISH permissions, then it is still OK. Why? because, once the user make some publish action, the library checks if PUBLISH permissions were accepted, if not then the dialog will be shown again to the user and once he accepts, the publishing action will complete. Thus, I didn't add callback method for not accepting publish permissions, because it shouldn't break the flow.

But I can understand the need for statistics or maybe something else for knowing if user accepted or not. I will follow your suggestion in issue #35 and return another callback method.

Thanks!

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Hi,

Not just for statistics and asking the user again for publishing.
Maybe I'm doing something wrong but,

Feed feed = new Feed.Builder()

       //.setMessage("Bericht boven het kader...")
        .setName( appName )
        .setCaption( caption )
        .setDescription( description )
        .setPicture( imgUrl )
        .setLink( linkUrl )
        .build();

    // publish the feed
    mSimpleFacebook.publish(feed, onPublishListener);

When publishing something for the first time:

1. When pressing y on both read & write permission popups it get's published right away
2. When pressing no at the write permission popup and the user starts publishing again, the popup appears. but after pressing yes, then it doesn't get published.

ad1; This will trigger the onFail method within the publish listener.
ad2; This does exactly the same as when granted all permissions (without the onFail method), except it will not publish after granting the write permissions.

hope it helps.

regards,
Mathijs/

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Hi @matie ,

I made the next flow right now within sample app:

1. Login -> accepted the read permissions, declined the publish permission.
2. press on "Publish feed" -> dialog with publish permission is shown, and I declined it.
3. press again on "Publish feed" -> dialog with publish permission is shown, and I accepted this time.

The result: the feed was published on my wall.

1. Is this, the same flow, works for you?
2. What is the reason value do you get in onFail(String reason) callback?

Thanks

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@matie, a major update was made to the library and these are general notes: #103

Now, you can know exactly which permissions user didn't accept, which permission user granted and you can ask for new permissions in runtime.

• onNotAcceptingPermissions() was changed to onNotAcceptingPermissions(Permission.Type type). The Type holds READ and PUBLISH values.
• And, read more about new options here: https://github.com/sromku/android-simple-facebook#permissions

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