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I want to use facebook api and thats whay I have to get a access token . I try to 10 times 2 different phone but facebook doesnt send confirmation code. how can I fixed?
You can try contacting Facebook using this form here -https://www.facebook.com/help/contact/338822979524831
Also, do check if you entered a valid country code.
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I'm trying to access the soundcloud api. I know you need to register an app and be approved to get a token. However it seems the link to do it is currently disabled. I'm wondering if there is alternative route I can try or email I can reach out to. Any insight on this is much appreciated!
As of the time of posting, you can't. On the right hand side of their API docs, "Register App" is crossed out and noted as Unavailable.
This is most likely due to the reason that they are cutting server load to reduce cost, as they run out of runway (VC funding).
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I am trying to sign up for Lavaboom email account. When I do, it asks for registration token. What is that? I tried putting some random words in it, but it responded that the token is invalid. What kind of restrictions does it have?
This is definately the wrong section to post this, but they aparantly have a waiting list, so you have to wait for them to send you an email with your registration token to be able to complete your registration.
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the problem is each two hours the application get this error and after two hours the application will work
am new to facebook application any help will be appriciated
You are using a short term token see this page you need to extend it to a long-term token which should then last about 60 days.
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I am making an app for Windows Phone 8 and I want to know if I can read the phone owner's accounts programmatically, such as windows live id, gmail, facebook and so on.
No, users have to authenticate with all of those again in your app.
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Is it possible to get the login locations of Facebook users through the Facebook API or without authenticating as anyone?
For example, I want to know whether a user has logged in from a particular place. All I have is the URL of this user's public profile.
No, you can't - imagine the security implications if you can find out where anyone using Facebook has been logging in from.
This is common sense.