Does facebook make their short urls on the fly, or does each page automatically already have one? At a minimum, include only your own facebook id. If the text exceeds the block height, the text is truncated. the ^fb (field block) command allows you to print text into a defined block type format 5 if your question is whether you can use your fb page id as the fb:app_id meta tag, then no Facebook's documentation is spare and contradictory on this. I know this question is pretty old, but i found out that the ^fb command (field block) is actually pretty good at wrapping text
I used a line like this ^a0r,54,54^fo505,3424^fb630,2,0,l,0^fdthis is a pretty long line of text^fs and it got wrapped into two lines nicely The only thing you need to mind is that wrapping seems to take place at spaces only, not at commas or any other punctuation. There appears to be a bug with this url However, it’s not possible to navigate to anywhere else in the facebook app) When you do this your are required to initialize these inputs when you declare and initialize the pou
I wouldn't recommend this for anything commercial however as it wouldn't make facebook happy A better solution would be to use the facebook iframe You can programatically convert any fb page url into the url fb allows you to insert into an iframe Check their docs for more info For fb pages it works perfectly. Try this format for fbset
Cat /sys/class/graphics/fb0/mode also try to run fbi with (again, to make sure you're using fb0)
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