from django.http import HttpResponse # from django.views.generic.simple import direct_to_template #uncomment the following two lines and the one below #if you dont want to use a decorator instead of the middleware #from django.utils.decorators import decorator_from_middleware #from facebook.djangofb import FacebookMiddleware # Import the Django helpers import facebook.djangofb as facebook # The User model defined in models.py from models import User # We'll require login for our canvas page. This # isn't necessarily a good idea, as we might want # to let users see the page without granting our app # access to their info. See the wiki for details on how # to do this. #@decorator_from_middleware(FacebookMiddleware) @facebook.require_login() def canvas(request): # Get the User object for the currently logged in user user = User.objects.get_current() # Check if we were POSTed the user's new language of choice if 'language' in request.POST: user.language = request.POST['language'][:64] user.save() # User is guaranteed to be logged in, so pass canvas.fbml # an extra 'fbuser' parameter that is the User object for # the currently logged in user. #return direct_to_template(request, 'canvas.fbml', extra_context={'fbuser': user}) return None @facebook.require_login() def ajax(request): return HttpResponse('hello world')