Facebook Invites

By niknah Last update Oct 11, 2011 — Installed 274,345 times.

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John New User

I'm hoping to use this script to help me organize my friends into lists. I play multiple games, and some friends are in one game but not others, while other friends are in multiple games. Still yet other friends don't play any games.

I was lax about adding them to lists as I friended them, and now have a big mess determining who's in what. Having hundreds of friends in an unorganized dump list is maddening.

Is there some way to simply add all of the players currently in your game to a list?

 
Stark Raven Mad User

I do this all the time.

(1) Go to your game's invite page and click the Refresh link for Facebook Invites. This will search all your friends who play the game, as usual.

(2) Then click "Friends" in the top blue Facebook menu and "Create New List" in the grey Friends menu. Enter a new name for your game list.

(3) You'll notice that the Facebook Invites script appears here also.
Under "Friends management" you'll see "Select/Deselect/Join Friends from the current list." Since the current list is the list of your friends that play this game, click "Select". The "Selected (0)" number will increase to the number of your friends who play this game.

(4) Click "Create List" button and you're done. This is one of the most useful uses for the Facebook Invites script. Thanks, niknah...

 
John New User

That's Fantastic! Thanks for the step by step, made it simple, and it worked a charm!

 
Bean80 User
FirefoxWindows

Quick Question.... I have about 3200 friends, I was using the mass email to get friends and started a "mafia" list for just those friends, but since I was getting 400-500 reqs a day, I got lazy and was not selecting the list anymore. Can I add to a previous list or do I have to make a new one? Also, since it will take a while to load all my friends, I want to make sure that the program will not be going so fast that I get in trouble with facebook for doing things to fast. Any help would be great. thanks!

 
niknah Script's Author
FirefoxWindows

Yes you can add to a friend list. You can subtract from a friend list too.

 
Bean80 User
FirefoxWindows

Also, since it will take a while to load all my friends(3300), I want to make sure that the program will not be going so fast that I get in trouble with facebook for doing things to fast. Any help would be great. thanks! What about this?

 
niknah Script's Author
FirefoxX11

Search for a bit in the code that says... (in the AddFriendsWithApp function)


if(nextUrl!=null) {
nHtml.VisitUrl(nextUrl);
} else {

And change it to the below to add a 5 second wait before clicking the "next" button.


if(nextUrl!=null) {
window.setTimeout(function() {
nHtml.VisitUrl(nextUrl);
},5000);
} else {

 
Dark Vash User
FirefoxWindows

(1) Go to your game's invite page and click the Refresh link for Facebook Invites. This will search all your friends who play the game, as usual.

(2) Then click "Friends" in the top blue Facebook menu and "Create New List" in the grey Friends menu. Enter a new name for your game list.

(3) You'll notice that the Facebook Invites script appears here also.
Under "Friends management" you'll see "Select/Deselect/Join Friends from the current list." Since the current list is the list of your friends that play this game, click "Select". The "Selected (0)" number will increase to the number of your friends who play this game.

(4) Click "Create List" button and you're done. This is one of the most useful uses for the Facebook Invites script.

~~ i also have a problem organizing my friend's list using the above method...

When, i try to put it into a list..
at 1st, it recognizes the total number of 4000+ tracked friends with an specific application.
but when i log-out or reload the page.. the members in the list i created suddenly drops to 300-400+ only..

The tracked friends are about 4000+.. then why it drops to 400 and below when i reload??

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