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Pete,

Your March 11th edit changed the images array to a single images entry to match the other media types. I can still publish multiple images, and an edit afterward put back the array around the key in the example, but didn't alter the text.

Question: will you be removing the multiple images and that's why thsi was changed? Question: if multiple images are still meant to be supported is it still the 4 maximum? I saw a story published today with 6 images (from another app) and have a few cases where it makes sense to publish more images if I can.

Thanks, Chris Nolan.ca --543396022 14:36, 20 March 2009 (PDT)

Hi Chris,

Turns out this was a change that never was pushed, and we're keeping it the way you see it -- 6 images are allowed in a story now. I updated the docs.

Sorry for the confusion.

Pete (563683308 00:45, 5 April 2009 (PDT))

Is this the correct format for the flash tag? I've taken the required params from the wiki, but doesn't work in the feed template console.

"flash":{ "swfsrc":"http://www.swf.com/movie.swf", "imgsrc":"" }

That formatting seems correct, so could you please file a bug with your repro steps? Thanks! Pete (563683308 12:04, 28 April 2009 (PDT))

[edit] image sizes and count

The number of images and how big they are may or may not cause Facebook to scale them, in a way that may or may not be pleasant layout.

For example, it's possible to construct a 6-image wall story that "wraps" the 6th image to a new "line" visually in a wallpost in Firefox.

I built this Utility App to experiment with different layouts: Feed Templates App

--1190307405 14:26, 5 August 2009 (PDT)

[edit] swfbgcolor

Why in template feeds when you use the flash object you cannot set the swfbgcolor or wmode like fb:swf ?