If the code I posted doesn't work then I suspect it's linked to one or more of the variables being passed into the script at install-time. I know that for a regular makeRequest call you have to strip out the "opensocial_signature" parameter to make the signature validate so perhaps there are more parameters that need to be ...

If I'd read this post a week ago I'd have agreed with you, but I've managed to get OAuth working successfully with my own code which is loosely based upon some of the code snippets I've found on the forums here (the main modifications I've made are either to make the code more readable or to help fit it into the framework ...

That would explain alot Thanks for the reply. Caja's the one thing I've not really kept up on (mainly because up until now everything was validating without any issues when I checked) but if it's fubar then i'll just ignore it until I hear otherwise. Chris 

Just discovered this while I was trying to work out why OAuth doesn't like it when I pass strings containing the space character into a makeRequest call. It seems that caja doesn't like the > or < symbols appearing on their own in a if/while statement. I can reliably reproduce the issue from within the "edit source" ...

 It might be a little late by the time anyone reads this but who have we got here at the hackathon? If anyone wants to hook up & go hack some code I'm currently over on the right hand side of the auditorim (glasses, brown stripy polo shirt, black/silver laptop.   Chris

This came up at the london facebook developers garage last night so I thought I'd post it up here in case anyone thinks they might like to go. It looks like there's going to be a google-sponsored opensocial event in London this coming Sunday (6th April) in London EC1A and apparently it will be covering the MySpace platform amongst other ...