http://www.facebook.com/pages/Focusing-On-What-Is-Preferred-Understanding-The-Law-Of-Attraction/100246353353890?v=app_4949752878

Magdalena’s code looks different to mine. I’m obviously doing something wrong. Yikes – No wonder I wasnt born a techie – lol

I installed the application like you said. A little box appeared so I prettied it up with an image and a few words and and then clicked on “update custom profile box”

I then “went back to profile” but theres no box there.

I re-read your instructions. Step 2 says add your code. What code? I added a picture and some words with a link back to my page but still nothing appeared. Huh?

starting the code at the table did the trick.
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I added the app.
And then the code. The code shows up fine inside of the edit box, but when I hit update nothing shows up.

Here is my code http://magdalenamedia.com/facebookPage/sideAd

I tried this code both in the Custom Profile Box app as well as FBML app on pages.
On my profile page there isn’t any indication that this box is present.

At least on my facebook page http://facebook.com/fabgeekling the box shows up empty.

Is there restriction on length of html? or any restriction on syntax?

The code shows up just fine when I uploaded it to my server.

Any insight on what I’m doing wrong will be appreciated.

Thanks.
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I wondered why I couldn’t just add a FB Fan Button to the CPB that was linked to my fan page. I found iFrame Fan Box code and added it to my CPB and customized it with my ID, SRC etc. It renders perfectly in the CPB during editing. It is exactly what I wanted. But, when I save the code and view it on my profile, it doesn’t render the same way that it did in the CPB application box. Why would that be? I could just give up and put a plain picture in the CPB and link that to the Fan page (the link works), but the Fan Box looks so much better and conveys the idea so much better.

I used html on the box. You just need a couple of html tags – link, image and table. The images you use also need to exist on another server – for example, where you have your website. Facebook won’t store the images for you.

Rather than using my code you will probably be better off looking up the html for links, images and tables. This site has great examples.

http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp