So I have a facebook app, it works. However, when I use my web app on Safari, it always prompts the user with
you previously logged in to [app name] with Facebook. Would you like
to continue ?
For every actions.(It's about planning posts, editing them or deleting them)
When on Chrome for instance, it goes through Facebook and redirects to the web app seemlessly.
It was not doing that before, so I don't understand why it does now.
So I would like to know what is up with Safari and if there is a way to make it run like in Chrome, which is how I intend it to be.
Thank you
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I must use facebook integration within desktop app on OSX. I've used part of facebook sdk for ios and modified all ui elements to properly work on desktop.
I'm presenting facebook dialogs within webView, display is set to popup, and redirect url is https://www.facebook.com/connect/login_success.html.
Everything seems to work fine (all the dialogs are working after login, token and expiration date seems to be ok and are stored between web sessions) except for the facebook cookies which are always set to be session only (even with the keep me logged in option turned on). This means user has to log in to facebook everytime app is opened which is really frustrating.
I've already tried setting display to other values (touch, page) with no success. Probably all relevant settings in facebook app are checked (Native or desktop app?, Embedded Browser OAuth Login, Client OAuth Login).
so the question is if anyone has encountered same problem or might know the solution to make keep me logged in option working properly?
We have similar functionality for Twitter -- linking to "twitter://post?message=Hello" will open the Twitter app (if installed). Is there a similar way to invoke in-facebook-app share dialog via "fb://"?
The reason we'd like to use "fb://" over "http://facebook.com?sharer.php?u=" is UX. From their phones, most FB and Twitter users use the native apps (not the mobile web versions) so their apps are logged in and their browsers are not. The "twitter://post" link works beautifully for Twitter, but we can't figure out if something similar is possible with Facebook (we tried most of what's on http://wiki.akosma.com/IPhone_URL_Schemes#Facebook but no dice. Even the actual share button invokes the fb web version, not the app). Suggestions?
Thanks.
Using a web browser e.g. Chrome on Android, if a mobile website requires a user to be logged in to Facebook and they are not, the browser will ask for Login details even though the phone may be logged in to Facebook via the Facebook native App. Is there any way to get details from the Facebook App without the user having to log in again?
If you want to login in website in a browser, using Facebook account from Facebook app - it is impossible, without intermediary application, or service. And even with it, I don't think, that you can get user login data.
Other approach - is try to launch Facebook app from your site, and show site from it, but again, you can't login to it, using app.
Why? Because the app, holds only token data, and nothing more. You can't get other information, like password, or email. Also, the work of browser, that save cookies and the app, that save token is different. You can't connect them together.
Clearly speaking it is not possible using website in browser.
Even it is also not possible if you develop any android app, the reason is that the facebook app will not share any data to any other app (even if it is running on the same device).
I also don't think that launching the facebook app from browser will be feasible for you, as you just want to use the facebook login system and then want the users back on your website (and again facebokk will not send any data to your web or app even if it is launched from your web or app).
I think it's not possible, because we wont link browser and an app.
I developed one android app with facebook login integration.If facebook native app already logged in, now i click my app facebook login button it directly redirect my app to my home page without asking fb username and password.
For me i used localStorage in javascript
localStorage.setItem("userName", userName);
localStorage.setItem("password", password);
var uname=localStorage.getItem('userName');
var pass=localStorage.getItem('password');
I'm seeing a problem requesting permissions with Facebook connect on iPhones. Everything had been working fine and then it just started out of nowhere. I can't seem to sort it out, so I posted it here to see if anyone's experiencing the same issues? I'm trying to log users into a mobile website and here's what I'm seeing:
On Android, everything is A-OK, as are regular web browsers.
On the iPhone 3, users get the login page ok, but are not redirected to the request permissions page, just to mobile facebook. If they leave and come back and click on the login button again, they are taken to the request permissions page, and after they allow/don't allow, they are taken back to our site. This is also the same for iPad users
On the iPhone4, users get the login page ok, but are not redirected to the request permissions page, just to mobile facebook. If they leave and come back, they are taken to the mobile facebook site and never are prompted for their permissions.
Highlights:
Everything was fine 3 weeks ago
Everything is still fine on Android using the very same FBConnect url, but it blows on iOS
What happens on iPhone 3 is different that what happens on iPhone 4
I've tried doing this with 3 different urls, but StackOverflow will only let me put 2 in here because I'm a new user:
http://www.facebook.com/dialog/oauth?client_id=[OUR_CLIENT_ID]&redirect_uri=[OUR_URL]&display=wap&scope=email,user_location,read_friendlists,publish_stream,offline_access
http://m.facebook.com/dialog/oauth?client_id=[OUR_CLIENT_ID]&redirect_uri=[OUR_URL]&perms=email,user_location,read_friendlists,publish_stream,offline_access";
The other URL was similar to these, but used the graph API
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks!
Facebook has since removed the WAP interface and replaced that with Javascript SDK interfaces for Android and iOS, and now normal wap enabled phones have been shut out.
I'm building an iPhone app that has some social features. I've managed to get the user to log-in to Facebook within my application.
I've also implemented a webview that loads a facebook iPhone-optimized page. What I now want to do is my user to be logged-in within the webview without having to log-in twice (once in the app and once in the webview)
I've tried a few things playing around with the access_token in the URL but it didn't work.
Does anyone know if it is possible to implement that and how to do it?
Thanks in advance for your help
Short answer: You're probably not supposed to be able to do that.
The idea is that your app should only store an authentication token that lets you do stuff as your app (e.g. post to the wall as your app). On the web version, the user is logged in to facebook and facebook additionally passes an authentication token to your website; on the iOS version, I think you never get the Facebook session cookie, and I'm pretty sure you need the Facebook session cookie to be logged in to the web side of things (especially since it's designed for the browser — logging out of Facebook logs you out of Facebook Connect on all sites).
There are loads of things you can do to work around this — it's trivial to just ask the user for a username/password (and the whole idea of a "trusted UI" inside a UIWebView inside your app is flawed, despite Facebook's claims).
The "right" thing to do is to implement everything using calls to the iOS SDK so you don't have to bother with the web side of things.
were you testing your app on the simulator or on the device? The reason i ask is because im trying to get the app to stayed logged into fb which it does, sorta...it still pops a fb dialog saying it logged in fine and the user has to click on an OK button.
I havent had time to test it on the device but i think it may have to do with the fact that with the OAuth 2.0, with 3.2.x or >...if the fb is installed, it uses the fb-app login but if its not installed it uses the safari web login.
Since simulator doesnt have the fb app installed, it actually uses the safari web login (i humbly deduced) which would otherwise store a cookie and maybe it doesnt do so on the simulator..dunno, im still looking for the answer on that one :)