I have just created a new application on Facebook and I haven't shared the newly created app link with anyone but suddenly a lot of Facebook test users started to flood my app. All of them are from Ireland. Does anyone have any ideas why they are coming to my app?
File a bug since only a developer of your app can create test users.
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I am developing an application which has social login. I have setup my application with Facebook Developers platform. When I try to login using facebook it says Facebook login is currently unavailable. After searching solution here I came ton know that my should have public,profile & email advance access. During going for advance access for these two I received an error that my app url to play store is broken. My app is still under review by google play store. So, should I have to wait till my application gets live and I got a working play store url?
I have an app where I am pulling events from different APIs among other the facebook API. For now I am just pulling the facebook events for testers. However, in order to get access to pulling facebook events from all users I need to get the app through the review process for user_events.
My problem is that my app is still in development mode and I cannot release it to the app-store before I have gotten the access from Facebook. But as I understand it, facebook have to review the app themselves. I do not understand how I can possibly get the app through review when they cannot download it - at least I would have to know their emailadresse in order to send an invitation through testflight.
Would it be fine just do create a video of how it looks without facebook getting access to the app or what would be the appropriate approach?
We have a multiplatform service and we give our users a 30 day trial. A user can sign up on iOS, use the web version and finally do the payment on Android... even if it's weird, its a possible. The database is shared between all platforms
We are using Facebook Ads to generate App installs but we don't know how to do the conversions' attribution properly. The main problem is that if, for example, a user install the app from a Facebook app but he end up paying from the web version we lost track that the origin of this user was the ad.
I would like to know if it's possible to determine using the Facebook SDK, on the first run of the app, if the user comes from a Facebook Ad and in that case I would store that information in our database to do the attribution once the purshase is done. Any ideas?
Many thanks in advance!
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I'm working on an app that integrates with Facebook, but it relies a lot on what a user's friends are doing. Is there any way for me to simulate this? Is it possible to get my actual friends to connect with the app whilst it's still in developer mode?
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You have some options-
make the app live,
create some test users in the app settings,
add some friends as developers/testers in your app settings you can have access to the app which is still in development/sandbox mode.
You can read more here: Managing Development Cycles
I'm testing out writing mobile web app that connects to Facebook.
I follow this guide here and created a app on facebook, and uploaded the code to my own server.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/guides/mobile/web/
But then, I got to the point where it tells me to search for my own app in facebook.com. My app won't show up, and I found out they won't until you have some users and then it'll be indexed.
So how do I get to my app?
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You might have your app settings (on the advanced screen: https://developers.facebook.com/apps/APPID/advanced) set to either sandbox mode enabled or Social discover disabled.