What I use in my applications is to simply fetch the image from here:
"http://graph.facebook.com/%(user_id)s/picture?width=%(width)s&height=%(height)s"
Replacing the templated variables accordingly.
Then you can do something like this:
import urllib2
picrequest = urllib2.Request(PROPER_URL_MADE_WITH_PREVIOUS_TEMPLATE,
None, {})
picfile = urllib2.urlopen(picrequest)
picfile.name = picfile.geturl().split('/')[-1]
user.update_record(profile_pic=db.fb_user.profile_pic.store(picfile))
# Obviously, for this to work, the user will need to have a profile_pic
field.
Now you have a copy of the user's photo and can use that to show it.
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