Is there any way of integrating Facebook`s Likebox plugin in Windows Phone 7, because the code for it is available in HTML5, XFBML.
I actually want to display a listbox containing the posts of a specific page, but without having to ask the user to login to FB account, hence likebox is relevant.?
Also is there any other way to it?
P.S- I am new to developing Apps on WP7
It is impossible to do it without ask user to login :/
You can make you own template for listbox type of facebook likes
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I’m trying to set up and link the facebook sdk in some existing mobile apps to an existing fan page. I’m an admin for the fan page, so I have access to https://www.facebook.com/analytics/page_a_id/ for that page. I want to be able to track ad clicks —> app installs. I got a new app working with the sdk setting it up through https://developers.facebook.com/apps/app_b_id/dashboard/. But I want it to be linked to the first page, not a new app. How can I create an app and link it to that already existing fan page? I have followed the instructions from this answer (https://stackoverflow.com/a/13904144/419194), and I was able to successfully see the page I want to connect on https://developers.facebook.com/apps/app_b_id/settings/advanced/ . However, events from the facebook sdk on Android still are reported in the analytics page for page_a_id. Why is this? Is there anything else I have to do? Or am I just misunderstanding how this all works entirely?
And just to keep me sane, this is the correct process, right? I only want to be able to feed the sdk into the analytics. I feel like many other people must have done this, but there seems to be a lot of confusion from various SO/FB help posts.
I am trying to use the Facebook share dialog and, to do so, the Facebook JS SDK seems to need an app. So I create my app with the "website" type but the forms to get it validated ask me a lot of informations about the Facebook login (a description of the process, some screenshots,...), informations I can't give because I'm not using a Facebook login... and these fields are mandatory... you can see my problem now...
Is there a way to use the share dialog without configuring useless infos or without using an app to to so ?
You don't need to fill in App Details if you just are using the share dialog
So I am planning to develop an IFRAME facebook app which lets users buy tickets from Facebook using our website.
Basically I would like to know whether its possible to do what I have in mind.
Each event posted in our website has a specific link associated with it and we already provide a facility whereby event organizers can integrate our app into their website using an IFRAME.
Now I would like to know whether it is possible to have the same concept applied on a Facebook App. Each event will have its own EventId and I do not wish to have all events listed on our App. Each promoter that has his own Facebook page will be able to integrated the APP and will only see his events. Is this possible since you need to bind your Facebook to a specific URL?
Thanks
Yes! This is possible. What you'll need to do is have a tab application that the promoter installs on their page. Each promoter installs the exact same application so you only need to have one.
When the app is loaded within the page, it will receive a signed_request parameter. You'll need to decode it first, but once you do, you'll be able to see where the app is running because the signed_request will contain the page_id. Once you know what page is displaying your application, you'll be able to display appropriate content.
We are working on a new game to be deployed in Windows Phone 7. A Facebook page has been created for this purpose and we want to do the following Operations:
a. Create a Like button for the page in Facebook
b. Scores should be shared in that page.
We have downloaded the SDK provided by the Codeplex.com but we are clueless when it comes using this page in that. Please let us know how to go about it
Regards
Biju Melayil
Facebook does not allow to 'like' anything through the API, regardless of the SDK you're using.
Maybe you could use the usual like button in an embedded WebBrowser control to guide the user through the liking process.
I want my application to post something on Facebook wall. My application is supposed to run on WP7.
Is there any way of opening a web browser with a default Facebook (hosted on Facebook server) publishing form? I see different websites opening a new window with that form when Share button is clicked and then you click Publish and here you go - the post is on the wall :)
WebBrowserTask is pretty limited and seems to be able to send only GET data but even then... I don't know what kind of data and how named it should be sent. Anyone?
Why not use the Facebook Developer's Toolkit to post via API instead of trying to use a browser?
You can try Post to Facebook user wall using Facebook.dll in WP7.
If you want to post on someone other than the user's wall, then the Facebook SDK is required. But if you just want to quickly add the option to share something to Facebook, you could just open a new WebBrowserTask and have it go to http://www.facebook.com/share.php, and just add u and t to the URL. u being the URL to share, and t being the Title.
But from what's been said it seems the SDK is what your going to want.