Opengraph calls with Javascript

Can you give some examples of what would need to be pushed, and how you'd envision that working client side? We don't have any Javascript built-in to push content like I think you're thinking. What I would recommend, as I did in the pre-sales area, is:
* Adding an Open Graph 'tag' to the page that is generated that specifies the image's title, description and URL. Once generated, this information should generally not change as Facebook doesn't like content that isn't static.
* Then, add a Like button to the page the image is displayed on. When a user Like's the page, it will push the title, description and image into their wall.

If that's not what you're looking for, again, give a lot more information and preferably an example, of what you're trying to accomplish. I can't guarantee we can help you implement anything you want, but we'll try to give suggestions and help guide you how we can!

Thanks,
Alex

Just to get back to this with more info since you seem pretty excited to get going, if you want to create a button that specifically lets the user post to their wall, you can follow the information in the developer guide below:
www.sourcecoast.com/jfbconnect/docs/deve.../facebook-wall-posts

That functionality does a server side post to the user's wall with whatever information you want (title, description, image, etc). The user must have already granted your application the publish_stream permission though, which means they should have already logged in.

Finally, one 'hidden' feature in JFBConnect that hasn't been tested thoroughly yet (and why it's not publicized) is a Javascript call to present a popup for the user to post content to their wall. The user does *not* need to be logged into your site or have granted you any permission beforehand. The call is in the /components/com_jfbconnect/includes/jfbconnect.js file and it's functional definition is:So, you *should* be able to create a button that calls the Javascript, like:Again, very untested, but may get you started!

Let us know how it goes, and good luck with the options above,
Alex

Jeremy,
Sounds good! Let us know how it goes and if you need anything else. Again, that code is not tested, promoted, or otherwise known to the outside world, so you're breaking it in!

Good luck,
Alex