Just in time for the holidays, we managed to push out one more product release, with some nice functionality for the social containers.

To start with, we've enhanced our support for fully custom canvas pages.  In addition to supporting iGoogle and Myspace, we now also support Bebo and Facebook with all of the same functionality that was previously mentioned with our previous release.

We've also made it possible to use third party Flash AS3 libraries for Facebook (such as as3facebooklib) to fully access Facebook functionality from your widget application without us getting in the way.  We've made this possible by bubbling up all of the fb_sig variables that we have access to from within the scope of the application - to access the specific variable that you're interested, just call widget.social.getParameter().

We've also updated our Terms of Service.  Please read through the TOS and be sure that you agree to them in order to continue using the yourminis platform.

Thanks for your continued support.  Happy Holidays!

We pushed out our most recent product release a couple of days ago on December 5th.  This most recent release has numerous small improvements and bug fixes and also adds a few pieces of new functionality.

The largest new piece of functionality is our support for the iGoogle and MySpace canvas pages.  This support allows you to add in whatever content you wish (HTML/CSS/JavaScript) into the canvas page, allowing for a richer overall experience when users maximize their widgets in iGoogle or view them on the canvas page within MySpace.  We're hoping that this gives you the flexibility you need to drive more interactive experiences, and based on your feedback, we are planning on creating similar functionality for Facebook and our other supported locations.  You can access the canvas page editor within the galleries section of the dashboard.

Also in the gallery section, you may notice that we have added settings for Facebook to disable the display of the "edit settings" screen and the gallery tab.  Both of these are now disabled by default, and there is no need to add these settings in as part of the callback URL.

Finally, we've also revamped the publish settings screen to make it a bit more clean and straightforward looking, hopefully making it easier for everyone to make changes to their widget settings.  In addition, we've added two new fields - one for author and one for email address.  These two fields are populate from the account screen for the logged in user and they are then used to populate the iGoogle gallery settings.  In the future, these settings may be used to populate other galleries as well, so you should make sure that you are publishing the widget as the "proper" user and that the account settings for that user are properly set.

As always, please let us know if you see any issues with the release and/or if you have any comments for us.