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I've tried to follow the advice of this question: Facebook, Django, and Google App Engine, however I've run into a number of problems. The first is that from facebook.djangofb import facebook doesn't work because when I try to use the decorator @facebook.require_login(), it complains that the facebook module doesn't have that method. If I change it to import facebook.djangofb and @facebook.djangofb.require_login(), it works. Any ideas that's going on there?

Then, even with that, I experience the same problem as in this question: app-engine-patch and pyFacebook not working.

It seems like a lot of people have done this, so is there a good example of how to combine PyFacebook and App Engine Patch?

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For your first question:

from facebook.djangofb import facebook doesn't work because when I try to use the decorator @facebook.require_login(), it complains that the facebook module doesn't have that method. If I change it to import facebook.djangofb and @facebook.djangofb.require_login(), it works.

Well, seems like require_login is on facebook.djangofb not on facebook.djangofb.facebook.

So you can do:

import facebook.djangofb
@facebook.djangofb.require_login()
...

or

from facebook import djangofb
@djangofb.require_login()
...

or

from facebook.djangofb import require_login
@require_login()
...

For the second question, did you try the answer of the other question (not using require_login at all, using request.fb.check_session(request) instead)? What do you get?

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