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Comment	>> For example if you would like to in > >> invite your friends so see you page content it will send a > >> notification to all your FB fends > > > > This is cool, but I'm not sure that you should allow individual users > the ability to trigger FB Notifications to all of their friends. FB > puts a limit on the number of Notifications that the application (in > this case, your Horde install) can send in one day for each user. > That can easily be hit if a user sends all of his/her friends one or > two notifications. Per FB's docs, if the number of recipients in the > notification.send method is more then the allocation, only the first > x friends are sent the message. If you want to use notifications for > this, I would suggest first checking the allocation left for the user > before attempting to send, and/or even display the number of > notifications that are available. (This value is changed by FB > depending on several factors regarding your application usage, number > of users etc...) > > > > Another option is to use something like Feed.publishUserAction > (http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/Feed.publishUserAction) to > put a "one line story" on the current user's Wall/Feed which would > then show up on that user's friends' Live Feed as well. It could > even be (optionally) triggered on an action like adding a new image, > gallery, video, whatever. It's even possible to post a <img> tag in > some of those stories etc.... > > > > Just my thoughts....
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