azure wrote:Sure I can do that but what is the use of the app if I can't use it? I thought it was supposed to be easy to use to download pictures, so far it has been more frustrating then useful.
The facebook app is more of a pain to use than the browser method. It only has one thing going for it, and also a bad thing too.
The good thing is that in a round about way you can upload a photo/picture with it, providing your connect is not an ornery one. However you have to upload the photo first, then add a comment after. Cannot add a comment and upload a photo at the same time.
Now the bad news is, least in 3.0.4, the HP Facebook App created its own Wall Photos folder, in which your home PC will not have access to.
Here's the proof of the HP for Facbook App's hidden Wall Photos folder; screen shot was taken from the tablet. Accessing the same facebook accout from a browser does not show the hidden Wall Photo's folder, only the one connected to the account. Only the HP for Facebook App can see/use it.
Note: There is a round about way to access a photo from the hidden app's Wall Photos but requires two accounts, two different browsers, and your touchpad to initiate the discovery via tags. ~ Unless your TouchPad has a different facebook account.
Tag with the app to your other account, then it tags your main account, then your main account will see only the photo or picture that was tagged. It is an annoying process.
The only cool advantage of using the annoying panes facebook app is the small palm logo attached to your initial facebook entry. These don't see to appear in response to others messages.
Can only hope that Advanced Browser and the default HP browser will adopt the social tattoo and wording on what was used to promote the webOS social experience.
Browsers cannot upload photos to facebook yet. The buttons appear on the screen yet are greyed out from use. So you are not able to upload a photo via a webOS browser until facebook wakes up and allows it.
