I have an RSS feed for my iPhone app. Right now, you see the list of RSS items on the page. Then when you tap on the RSS item, it brings you to a secondary page that displays the RSS title, date, content, etc. and the title links out to the associated link.
Any way to skip this page and go right from the first RSS page, to the linked page?
If you provide the code you might get more help...did you get this off the web that you can give a link to, or is it your own code?
Either way, it's most likely located in didSelectRowAtIndexPath, and there you would tell the RSS to grab the link and go there
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I need to make a Save button for each post in facebook(This has my own extension functionality).Have to place this in facebook just similar to Like,Share,Comment how i can achieve this?.
The Like button is a simple plugin that lets people quickly share content on Facebook.
Clicking a Like button on a site creates a connection in the graph between the content and the person who clicks the button. Clicking the Like button also publishes an Open Graph Like action, and displays stories on that person's timeline and their friends' news feeds. This story will link back to the site and drive distribution of content.
The story created by the Like action can be enriched by using meta tags to turn a simple HTML page into an Open Graph object. If you plan to use the Like button on any page on your website, you should follow the guide to including meta tags to ensure published stories look great in timeline and news feed and get the best possible distribution. Also read our best practices document on maximizing distribution for hints on how to improve interactions between your content and Facebook.
The Like button itself displays a count of all the likes and shares of the content and a few other metrics listed in the Frequently Asked Questions, below. An option to comment on the story appears when the Like button is clicked, if it is configured correctly. If someone comments after clicking Like, that gives the published story prominence in news feed.
You can use the configurator below to customize the layout and style of Like buttons and implement the plugin in minutes.
I'm designing a photo-oriented Facebook app that would let users tell stories in the app-specific way and advertise such stories by posting a single, preferably large, "cover" photo. Photo posting is done by the app and people that would like to see the story need an easy and obvious way of being redirected to the corresponding app-generated page. So hence is the question.
Is it possible for a Facebook app to post a maximally large (column-wide) photo on the user's behalf, so that when others (non-users included) click on the photo, it takes them to a specific page that is related to the app instead of zooming into the photo by default? If not, what would be the best workaround?
To get the maximum large photo on news feed, you should look into user generated photos, which requires two additional parameters you add to your open graph action to indicate that the user-generated photo should have maximum photo display on news feed and ticker.
Example OG POST:
https://graph.facebook.com/me/nyccookbook:cook?
recipe=http://www.yourdomain.com/pizza.html&
image[0][url]=http://www.yourdomain.com/images/my_camera_pizza_pic.jpg&
image[0][user_generated]=true&
access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN
If the photo is not user-generated, then explicit sharing is an alternative to get maximum display size on news feed and ticker provided that you follow all the requirements and guidelines for explicit sharing.
when others (non-users included) click on the photo, it takes them to a specific page that is related to the app instead of zooming into the photo by default
This is not possible because FB users expect the behavior to zoom the photo in when clicking on it. If clicking on a photo launches an URL, it is a bad user experience because that is not what anyone expects when clicking on a photo on FB.
The best workaround I can think of is to edit the description of the image with a link to your specific page on your app, such that when a FB user sees the picture, they can click the link in the description to go where you want.
I want to create one feature for my website page. that is when I am logged into my gmail account at that time I want to notify or blinking on my web page.
Is it possible? if yes, then plz answer how? tnx in advance.
If I get you right, you need to add your google or facebood account status in your page.
Google: Add this line to your page
<script src='//talkgadget.google.com/talkgadget/button'></script>
Facebook: Answer from here
Facebook has a Twitter-like feature in which you can update your "status" -- a one-liner formatted as [whatever you type].
It's now possible to export your Facebook status as an RSS feed, which means you can add it to your own choice site.
The hard part is finding your personal status "feed." Go to your Facebook Profile page and look for the "Mini-Feed" box. Click on the "See all" link. On the right rail of the resulting page is a list of links; one of them is "Status stories." That's the one you want. Click it.
Now you have a page labeled "My Mini-Feed" that is limited to your own status updates. Look in the right rail for an RSS icon and a label, "Subscribe to these stories." There's your RSS link.
Grab the URL and add it to the Aggregator on your website. Set the refresh time to the lowest possible value (15 minutes) and make sure cron runs at least that frequently.
Currently, the Aggregator module produces a block for each feed. You can place that block in any region. Voila: Your Facebook status is now reflected on your website.
I have a couple of embedded YouTube videos which I have added Like buttons for. The titles were wrong the first time I tested the Like functionality.
Although the video titles have now been changed, the old titles are still showing up in a user's news feed when they click Like.
Is there a way to get Facebook to get the new titles of the page, or are the titles now cached forever?
You can use Facebook URL Debugger to refresh the data. This tool is ment for debugging open graph tags on webpages. It has nice side effect of updating Facebook cache of the debugged URL. Originally this tool was named Facebook URL Linter.
OK, so I'm currently having a play around building an iPhone Web App, in which it displays an RSS feed. I have got it displaying nicely and looking good, but everytime a user clicks on the title of a story, they then get taken to the main site, which I don't want as it's not mobile optimised. The rss feed is a full rss feed, so the whole story is in the description. I want the description, along with other html code that's neccesary for the web app, to display when the user clicks the title. What link I direct them to is not a problem, the problem is how to get the description displaying along with the other html when they go to that link.
Is it possible to do this? Perhaps with javascript, which I don't really know but a few pointers would be great?!
Thank you!
You can package up the data you have and push it into a UIWebView.