@john Wheeler:
Interesting, not sure what happened but it does appear from your screenshot that that would be the download for the first tutorial. Sorry about that, thanks for mentioning it though. I’ve repackaged it and reuploaded the correct one this time. It’s updated on the tutorial page and I’ll also include it here too for your convenience:
Facebook-API-tutorial-pt2.zip
@Patrick CJ Medina:
Hi Patrick, your welcome for the tutorial!
Well the beauty of using the singleton method now is that the share, invite and challenge functionality can be called from any scene in your app.
If you’re on a different scene from the one where your user logs in, then you would need to give that scene an empty game object and attach a new script to it. In that script create a public function that calls the share function from the singleton. for example:
public void Share()
{
FacebookManager.Instance.Share();
}
Then in your new scene select your button then attach an onclick event. Drag in the empty gameobject which contains the script with the function which I described above. Then in the dropdown for the button function to trigger on click, select the script and then the share() function. Now when you click on that button it will call the share function from your FacebookManager singleton. Of course you would probably want to show or hide that button based on if the user is logged in or not. So you would create a similar DealWithFBMenus function in your scene script which checks if FB.IsLoggedIn == true, then show the share button. Call DealWithFBMenus on Awake in that scene.
John Wheeler.
