Lightroom 3 to Facebook issues...

O.M.G. I'm having such a tear-hair-out experience now.

I constantly need to upload photographs of events and the like to Facebook yeah.

But since a month ago, for some odd reason (perhaps a new LR3.3 update or something), it's been giving me a crapload of errors when trying to publish on facebook.

The album would've been created on FB, but after that, these kinds of things happen, with "The Publish to Facebook service is no longer available"

"photo upload failed"

"failed to retrieve item info"

"internal something something @*_) insert random characters like so"

And my firefox would always pop up.

I moved the "info.plist" file out and it still doesn't want to upload properly.

And here I was thinking that I could do away with iphoto (it had the easiest uploader ever).

Help?

facebook changed their photo service ~a month ago.

found this: http://forums.adobe.co​m/message/3317311

Chippy569 wrote in post #11597868
facebook changed their photo service ~a month ago.

Ah? That's weird, because I can upload a few pics at a time using said LR3 uploader and eventually upload everything I need by clicking "ok" and restarting it after every error...

I've also started having this problem about 2 weeks ago. Can't seem to find any solution.

You should check out Jeffrey Friedl's plugins for lightroom, they are top notch...

http://regex.info …ightroom-goodies/facebook

^ This!

Been using it for awhile and it still works. Uploaded with it last week.

Thanks Jim!

Sorry to resurrect this thread, but has Adobe fixed this with an update yet? I just started my lightroom trial today and its rather annoying.

yeah it works with the latest version.

I've got the latest version 3.4.1 and it doesn't work, but it works fine for Flickr.

Works for me with the latest version.

It will export 3-5 pictures before giving me the error. I'm going to take this over to the Adobe help forums and see if they can get an answer for me.

Almost a year later, updated version of LR3, and still seeing the same problem! Anyone get this figured out, since Adobe didn't seem to?!

I discovered its a function of my ISP at home (I'm assuming). When I'm at school the upload works fine (going through the university network), but when I'm at home it doesn't always work. We have even replaced our old router with a new router at home.