I've created Facebook app, that only uses Website app, have authorized it and given permissions to it. It is well defined Game of subtype Adventure.
However, when I'm in Facebook, I don't see the game listed in the bookmarks.
How to make it appear there, once authorized by the user, no matter it is a web app with Facebook login, and currently does not have Facebook canvas app?
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API page is here: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/javascript/reference/v2.6
As far as I know,
If users have already authorized a web app(a website), then invoking FB.login() and FB.logout() in the web app is essentially logging user in or out of Facebook and return the web app with some data(of course you need access token to do this). Assume you have two pages opened, one is your web app, the other is facebook.com. Both logged out initially. Now if you log in with your Facebook account in the web app page, and then if you refresh the other page, you will find that both are logged in. It's similar for the case of logging out.
Well, correct me if my understanding is wrong. I totally understand there are reasons for the logic.
Is there a way to log out users from by web app but keep them logged in with the Facebook and without revoking permission?
I've tried with Google+ OAuth. It seems that using Google+ API is able to log out users from the web app and keep them logged in with Google+.
Well it is how it should be. You want your app to be an interface for the "Facebook app" login, why is that? Consider the scenarios from the user's point of view-
User is logged-in and browsing facebook. He found the useful application of yours and login to your app(providing required permissions). Before leaving your app, he logouts from the app. He then gets back to the Facebook and continue browsing there. All good!
User in NOT logged-in to the facebook. He logs into your app, browse your app then logs out of it. Then, when he open the facebook.com why will he expect that he should be looged-in to facebook automatically? I think he wont think that and he'll login to facebook and continue.
The point is simple here-
if user logs into facebook, he'll be logged-in until and unless he logs out from facebook.
if user is not logged into facebook but logs into your app, he will be logged-in to the facebook until he logs out from your app.
I can get my second user id by using my mobile app via Facebook SDK.
If I told my second user id to an other Facebook user who uses same mobile app,
can he/she find my Facebook page by using it?
I found out the way to access to my Facebook page.
That is to launch a browser app and fill in the following URL.
http://facebook.com/{ID}
But, I could not find out other way.
I want to find the better way.
I want to write an app that tracks and displays events on specific facebook pages in a special way. The point is that the application will run on displays within environments such as clubs to draw (physical) visitors to the facebook presentation of the club. The normal facebook layout is unsuited for this kind of presentation.
Now I'm troubled by the facebook login api. It seems that only a browser can log in, with a user manually driving the flow.
I need some form of non-interactive login - there won't be any user on the machine the app is running on.
There is the app access token, but for some reason that one is write-only.
I don't want to post any content, my app is read-only.
As far as I'm aware, there are applications such as Spotify, that can interact with facebook without presenting users with browser-driven facebook logins all the time.
So am I overlooking something?
My site has Facebook Connect to help users with registration and to do this we had to create a Facebook app. And on my Facebook app page, I noticed that it shows list of user's friends who also connected to our site using Facebook Connect. How can I take this down so that we don't reveal the identity of our users who connect to the website with Facebook Connect? In fact, I would like to make the Facebook app page invisible altogether since we don't need it. Is this possible?
i am creating an iphone apps which need to use facebook login details to enter into the apps as Groupon iphone apps.
In Groupon, they are using FBConnect to access their facebook application, based on the login success they are allowing me to access their deals.
I had used FBConnect package to post some message to user's wall using my own facebook application API. But not clear as how to use facebook login details to enter into my apps as in groupon.
my questions as follow,
Is there any way to access the user details who are used registered to access my iphone apps which using my facebook application API?
Advanced Thanks!
Check the readme file shown beneath the source directories at http://github.com/facebook/facebook-iphone-sdk
It sounds like you're talking about two things.
First, you want your app to get extended permission from your user so you can access their specific information.
Second, you want to query Facebook for that information once you have permission. You can do that by making specific Facebook API calls once you have permission.