Looks like the selector is working OK, but the logic around login and detecting a user's connected status is not working anymore. Facebook seems to have changed FB.getLoginStatus. 

I fixed the two demos:

http://mbrevoort.github.com/jquery-facebook-multi-friend-selector/index.html

http://mbrevoort.github.com/jquery-facebook-multi-friend-selector/list.html

I don't but I do plan to carve out some time soon, probably next week to address a few issues and make a few improvements. Can you jump over to the Github repo and create an issue for that request?

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You should be able to do both with just CSS. Take a look at the stylesheets for both the regular and minimal example.

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There were a few CSS issues causing problems in IE9/8/7 that I fixed and pushed. The formatting is a bit finicky, needing every row to be the same height for the lazy load image calculations. Anyway, let me know if this doesn't fix your IE8 issue or when you say it doesn't work, be more specific. http://mbrevoort.github.com/jquery-facebook-multi...

It had been tested back to IE6. There's a chance that the most recent changes to the scrolling performance and image loading broke IE7. Either submit an issue on Github or submit a pull request. 

Just introduced this bug with the progressive image loading changes. Hopefully I'll have a fix committed tonight.

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Hi everyone, glad you are all finding use out of this plugin!

I pushed several updates over the last two days that address many of the requests listed as Github issues (the preferred way) and commented here. Take a look at the README for details but things like preselected friends, excluded friends, custom sorting, lazy loading of images for large numbers of friends and performance improvements are included.
https://github.com/mbrevoort/jquery-facebook-mult...

Thanks,
Mike

Thanks Matt! I had a bit of time tonight so I started to peel back the cobwebs on this plugin. Thanks for the bug report on the resource leak. I'll at least have the updated code pushed up tonight for that fix...

Though I'm also starting to look at the multi-core support Jan Rudert added in his fork: https://github.com/campariorange/grails-solr-plug...

Thanks! Unfortunately, I've just had no time to put toward it. You know how it goes. If anyone's interesting in taking the reigns, go for it. It's hard to say if I'll have any time in the next couple of months.

There's an option to specify a limit of the total number that may be selected: "max_selected". There's also a setting that can be passed in called "max_selected_message" you can use to customize the message that gets shown there like:

$("#jfmfs-container").jfmfs({ max_selected: 3, max_selected_message: "{0} of {1} friends chosen"});

The {0} is replaced with the number selected and the {1} is replaced with the total number. I suppose I should have another option to pass in the number remaining...

If you set max_selected = -1, there will be no limit and that message shouldn't show. 

If you set the max_selected to 1, when you click on another item it will change the selection from the previous selection to the one you just clicked on.

Hope that helps
Mike