facebook-c#-sdk

"Robot Game" is the first basic game I developed. The Magenta '#' character is an enemy and it is supposed have a random movement in this map, but its random movement is too fast and I tried to use Threading but it effects all characters' speed. Now, I need To call the "Enemy" method every 100 milliseconds. Robot game Image: You can use System.Timer . However, be forewarned that these timers might not be as accurate as you may desire. You'll never easily get a fully-accurate timer on a non-realtime OS such as Windows, but if you want better timer accuracy, a Multimedia timer might help. System

Update2 This post is getting old but still relevant.. Below is whe way I solved it. I marked the other guys answer because I think it answers the question better. I'm calling a similar method(I'am about to refactor:)) in accountcontroller. The string should be a list... I think you get it. /// <summary> /// Use this method when an action fails due to lack of priviligies. It will redirect user to facebook with provided permission request. /// Refactor to handle list of request. /// </summary> /// <param name="permission"></param> private static void AddAdditionalPermissions(string permission) {

I created a universal app via Microsoft's AppStudio. I tried adding Facebook authentication to the app by following the 'Scrumptious tutorial' ( http://facebooksdk.net/docs/phone/tutorial/ ). When I run the app on my phone, I can never get to the facebook login page, because the following line: await App.FacebookSessionClient.LoginAsync("user_about_me,read_stream"); always results in the following exception: System.NotImplementedException: Not implemented at Windows.Security.Authentication.Web.WebAuthenticationBroker.AuthenticateAsync(WebAuthenticationOptions options, Uri requestUri, Uri

I'm using a library that relies on HttpContext.Current. The library is Facebook C# SDK, but my question should apply in other scenarios as well. I'd like to use this library from inside of a parallel thread. However, HttpContext.Current is not available in the parallel thread, so I'm thinking about caching it to a local variable and then setting it in the parallel thread like this: var httpContext = HttpContext.Current; Parallel.ForEach(items, item => { try { HttpContext.Current = httpContext; // Call a method that relies on HttpContext.Current } finally { HttpContext.Current = null; } }); Do

I'm currently testing an OAuth implementation of facebook connect using http://facebooksdk.codeplex.com . I've got a FacebookController with 2 simple actions called LogOn and CallBack . Everything works fine and the user is logged correctly into my system. The problem is when the CallBack action is called, something strange happens that makes a simple return Redirect(loggedUrl); redirecting to the correct logged url but ending with the following characters: #_=_ It appears that the Facebook server sends the information to my webserver using the following HTTP header: HTTP/1.1 302 Found Cache