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Hello, I´m working in an app since 2-3 days ago and I want to know how can I make a function that share an screenshot of my app on Facebook, twitter, instagram or another social media. How can I do that?

I'm not sure if this will be any help but there is a "Livecode Lesson" on how to build a Facebook App on the Livecode site. I went through the tutorial a few years ago and built a rudimentary app that used the Facebook API.

Thanks FireWorx, I will check it out!

I think you have to use this external and show the iOS native Activity Viewcontroller http://mergext.com/home/mergpop/

Mag wrote:I think you have to use this external and show the iOS native Activity Viewcontroller http://mergext.com/home/mergpop/

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mergPopActivity [pText],[pImagePaths],[pURLs],[pRect]

Sure?

I think that tutorial is maybe out of date, and Andre's library would need to be changed to work with the different version of the Facebook api, but it is not something he is supporting. So I don't know if there is something in mergExt or whether there is another library, or whether you will have to roll your own.

Klaus wrote:

Mag wrote:I think you have to use this external and show the iOS native Activity Viewcontroller http://mergext.com/home/mergpop/

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mergPopActivity [pText],[pImagePaths],[pURLs],[pRect]

Sure?

Hi Klaus, if you want to let user sharing/printing/saving an image in iOS, mergPop, currently is the right (and maybe the only available) solution...

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Provided that nothing is changed since I made this post http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=21393

Hi Mag,

ah, yes, sorry, I only read the first sentence:

mergPop is an iOS external that adds functions to present an action sheet (popover on iPad) and contextual menu for user interaction.

Best

Klaus

Klaus wrote:Hi Mag,

ah, yes, sorry, I only read the first sentence:

mergPop is an iOS external that adds functions to present an action sheet (popover on iPad) and contextual menu for user interaction.

Best

Klaus

Hi Klaus, no problem, I also at first I had difficulties to understand what this external actually do...