I would like to embedded facebook single event in my website to invite user click attending button.
Is there any possible to do this ?
I have search facebook document but I can't call graph api to let user attend event.
And I don't want to embed fan page with tag "events" because this method would not show attend button and I would like to show single event.
Thanks.
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I want to add an Instagram button that allow a user to share a link directly inside a direct message: when they click the button, they will be redirected to their friend list and choose the receiver, then click the send button (the input field should include the URL).
I'm unable to find something like the WhatsApp API (like https://whatsapp.com/send?text=message) or Facebook send dialog.
I found instagram-private-api but I'm looking to use a Facebook API or dialog for that instead.
Is there any useful link or suggestion for that?
We have a Company facebook page and we the individual pages of our Portfolio have Facebook "Like" buttons on them.
The problem is, when a user clicks on the "like" button in our Portfolio it doesn't update the "like" count on our Company facebook page.
Does anyone know:
If this can be done; and
If so, how to do it
P.S. - we are aware we can point the href section of the porfolio "like" button to our Company Facebook page to acheive something similar, but this only allows users to "like" one URL, instead of allowing them to "like" individual project pages in our portfolio.
Many thanks for any light you can shed on this.
Doing this automatically isn't possible.
One of options is listening for edge.create event and bring attention of users providing em with ability to like your "company page".
Is there a way to control whether or not the Facebook like button publishes the link like to the users Facebook wall? I want to allow the user to subscribe to updates for one some of my pages, without telling the world that they are interested in that content.
No, it is up to the user to decide if they want to publish those stories or not.
With Facebook's social plugins, you can create a "Like" button which likes a webpage. This defaults to the URL of the page you put it on. However, if you set the page URL to point to a Facebook group, then users who click on it will "like" the group and join it. Twitter's "Tweet" buttons is to tweet the current page, is there a way to make a button which will let users follow your twitter feed with one click, which you can put on your web site / blog?
You certainly can do this.
Documentation is here:
http://dev.twitter.com/anywhere/begin#follow-buttons
With the many programming tools from FaceBook, like FaceBook connect, graph api, etc...
Is there a way to create a form on a website that does this:
I. Website visitor logs into FaceBook (from my website)
II. Form changes. Website visitor is presented with button:
"Invite FaceBook Friends to Like Our FaceBook Page"
III. Form changes to new interface. User is able to view his friends, choose specific friends and suggest FaceBook page to them. User clicks submit button.
IV. FaceBook page is suggested to friends. Data is sent to custom website application/DB to track the FaceBook info of the person who made the suggestion(s).
The whole point of this is that we want to offer a people who refer their FaceBook friends to our FaceBook page some sort of incentive (free product) and we need a way to encourage & track that.
You can refer to this for login with Facebook and knowing whether the user is connected or not: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/guides/web#login
To present the user with an "invite friends" type of interface refer to http://fbrell.com/xfbml/fb:server-fbml-multi-friend-selector
You will notice that the <fb:request-form/> tag takes a content attribute that contains a <fb:req-choice/> tag. This tag contains the url where people accepting the invitation will be directed. You can use this url to refer the person who sent the invitation. By adding a query parameter with it's Facebook id for example.