FBML Essentials

Name

<fb:dialogresponse/>

Synopsis

<fb:dialogresponse>...<fb:dialog-content>...</fb:dialog-content>
    </fb:dialogresponse>

See the <fb:dialog/> tag earlier in this chapter for attributes and uses of <fb:dialogresponse/>. This tag takes all the same internal tags that an <fb:dialog/> box allows, and it also wraps around any response to a Mock AJAX call within an <fb:dialog/> box.

FBML-Specific Attributes

Required

None.

Optional

None.

Example FBML

Let’s take our example from the <fb:dialog/> section and apply some Mock AJAX attributes to it. Here is the <fb:dialog/> call we used earlier, but with Mock AJAX attributes added in the No button:

<fb:dialog id="my_dialog" cancel_button="true">
  <fb:dialog-content><form id="my_form">Do you want to go to my blog?
      </form></fb:dialog-content>
  <fb:dialog-title>This is the &lt;fb:dialog/&gt; box.</fb:dialog-title>
  <fb:dialog-button type="button" value="Yes" 
      href="http://staynalive.com"/>
  <fb:dialog-button type="button" value="No"
    clickrewriteurl="http://apps.facebook.com/fbmlessentials/
      get_dialog.php" click_rewrite_id="my_dialog"
    clickrewriteform="my_form"/>
</fb:dialog>
<p><a href="#" clicktoshowdialog="my_dialog">Click here to display 
    the dialog... </a></p>

The data returned by get_dialog.php will need to be wrapped in <fb:dialogresponse/> tags like this:

<fb:dialogresponse>
  <fb:dialog-title>Response Title</fb:dialog-title>
  <fb:dialog-content>Response Content</fb:dialog-content>
  <fb:dialog-button type="button" value="Close"/>
</fb:dialogresponse>