Facebook API - Fatal error: Uncaught OAuthException

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I created a Facebook application, and I get this error:

Fatal error: Uncaught OAuthException: Invalid OAuth access token signature. thrown in /var/www/customers/vh-394/web/home/dev.a-soft.hu/ssl/api/facebook/xzona/sdk/src/base_facebook.php on line 1106

I'm new with developing Facebook applications and have lost the "App domain", "Site URL", "Canvas URL", "Secure Canvas URL" settings.

Probably there are some URL-settings error, but I don't know exactly how secure URLs work, and how Facebook authentication works.

Can anyone please help me about how to set these URLs above and how I can correct this error?

Thanks

EDIT:

There is a game I'd like to integrate into Facebook, so FB users can play with it, share points, etc. You can find this game here:

https://ssl.a-soft.hu/api/facebook/xzona/_index.php

If you look at this page, you can see me and some of my FB friends, but it's not real, I just learned how FB stores data in arrays so I generated them. In this file there is no connect to FB, or any FB scripts.

The real file is index.php, where everything happens. Some months ago I started to create this app using Heroku, but then I bought real ssl domain.

Anyway, the way that my app tries to connect with FB, authenticating it, is the way that Heroku uses. So it includes "AppInfo.php", "utils.php", "FB sdk" (as Heroku), but I don't know if I failed something to use correctly.

On FB dev page, I didn't fill "App Domains" field, and under "Select how your app integrates with Facebook", I checked only "App on Facebook". In there I filled the fields exactly like this:

Canvas URL: https://ssl.a-soft.hu/api/facebook/xzona/ Secure Canvas URL: (same) Canvas Page: apps.facebook.com/xzonahu

And now I still have the same error:

Fatal error: Uncaught OAuthException: Invalid OAuth access token signature. thrown in /var/www/customers/vh-394/web/home/dev.a-soft.hu/ssl/api/facebook/xzona/sdk/src/base_facebook.php on line 1106

Hope you can help! :)

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1 Answers

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Which URLs you need depend on exactly what kind of app you're making. Assuming you are making an app that you want embedded in the facebook frame, you should make sure that only the "App on Facebook" box is checked under "Select how your app integrates with Facebook"

You need the following URLs: Hosting URL: This is the url where all of your resources are stored. Canvas URL: This is the url of the page that should be displayed within the Facebook frame. Secure Canvas URL: Secure version of the Canvas URL (making both canvas urls the same https url worked for me) Canvas Page: This is the facebook page people visit to see your app ie. http://apps.facebook.com/myapp

All that said, there are all sorts of things that can go wrong with OAuth so if that doesn't solve the error message come back and we'll see what else it might be.