<fb:error/>

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<fb:error/>

<fb:error>...[<fb:message>...</fb:message>]</fb:error>

Renders a standard Facebook error message. This message appears in a standard pink box.

message=[string] default: none: The error message heading to display in the error box. Optionally, you can use an <fb:message/> internally to specify the error heading.

decoration=[no_padding|shorten] default: none: Modifies the appearance of the error box. no_padding removes the 20 pixels of padding that surrounds the error box, and shorten removes the 20 pixels of padding below the error message.

Here is example FBML code for <fb:error/> by itself (using the message attribute):

<fb:error message="Don't touch that button!"/>

Here is example FBML code for <fb:error/> with an <fb:message/> tag embedded:

<fb:error> Don't touch that button! <fb:message> Danger, Will Robinson!
    </fb:message> </fb:error>

The rendered HTML for the first example looks like this (Figure 3-2 shows the result):

<div class="standard_message has_padding"><h1 id="error"> Don&#039;t 
    touch that button!</h1></div>

Figure 3-2. The <fb:error/> tag by itself

The rendered HTML for the second example looks like this (Figure 3-3 shows the result):

<div class="standard_message has_padding"><h1 id="error"> Danger, 
    Will Robinson! <p> Don't touch that button! </p> </h1></div>

Figure 3-3. The <fb:error/> tag when used with <fb:message/>

The <fb:error/> tag must contain one <fb:message/> tag or one message attribute to specify the error heading text.
The content for the error is optional.

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