Facebook Login

[...] logged into your app or not logged into Facebook, you can use the Login dialog to prompt them to do both. Various versions of the dialog are shown below. If they aren't [...]

[...] logged into your app or not logged into Facebook, you can use the Login dialog to prompt them to do both. Various versions of the dialog are shown below. If they aren't [...]

[...] :allowLoginUI:completionHandler: method, with allowLoginUI: set to NO (this will prevent the login dialog from showing). The other arguments that need to be passed to this method are: The permissions [...]

[...] by adding "https://m.facebook.com/dialog/return/ms" in this field. Invoking the Login dialog You can send someone to the Login dialog from your app by launching the following URI [...]

[...] Facebook Login allows you to obtain a token to access Facebook's API on behalf of someone using your app. [...]

[...] someone. This document includes all the information you need to know in order to implement Facebook login in your iOS app. If you want to read more about Facebook login in general and why you may [...]

[...] What do you think about future facebook? Facebook Users Tragedy Facebook Login for the Web Facebook apps can use one of several login flows, depending on the target device [...]

[...] The steps in this guide use Facebook's JavaScript SDK, which is the recommended method to add Facebook Login to your website. If for some reason you can't use our JavaScript SDK you can also implement [...]

[...] included if the status is connected and is made up of the following: accessToken. Contains an access token for the person using the app. expiresIn. Indicates the UNIX time when the token expires and [...]

[...] included if the status is connected and is made up of the following: accessToken. Contains an access token for the person using the app. expiresIn. Indicates the UNIX time when the token expires and [...]

[...] identity For security reasons, you may want to perform an automated check to confirm that the access token you receive belongs the person that your app is expecting it to belong to, and that it was [...]

[...] : If you're implementing Facebook login in your app, you may want to check if there's a valid access token left over from an earlier session and authenticate the user automatically without them having [...]

[...] of building your own account system or to add Facebook services to your existing accounts. The Facebook SDK for Android provides methods to implement Facebook Login for your app. The SDK provides [...]

[...] The Facebook SDK for iOS provides various login experiences that your app can use to authenticate someone. This [...]

[...] every API call as proof that the call was made by a specific person from a specific app. The Facebook SDK for JavaScript automatically handles access token storage and tracking of login status in the [...]

[...] every API call as proof that the call was made by a specific person from a specific app. The Facebook SDK for JavaScript automatically handles access token storage and tracking of login status in the [...]

[...] with a call to FB.getLoginStatus. That function will trigger a call to Facebook to get the login status and call your callback function with the results. Taken from the sample code above, here's [...]

[...] with a call to FB.getLoginStatus. That function will trigger a call to Facebook to get the login status and call your callback function with the results. Taken from the sample code above, here's [...]

[...] must also register your app for a URI association as per Microsoft's documentation. Checking Login status Windows Phone apps must create their own way of storing when a person has logged in, and when [...]

[...] for logging in, ' + response.name + '!'; }); } </script> <!-- Below we include the Login Button social plugin. This button uses the JavaScript SDK to present a graphical Login button that [...]

[...] for logging in, ' + response.name + '!'; }); } </script> <!-- Below we include the Login Button social plugin. This button uses the JavaScript SDK to present a graphical Login button that [...]

[...] portal. There are two ways to implement Facebook login in your iOS app: using the Facebook login button or implementing your custom login UI using API calls. We will cover both of these with step-by- [...]

[...] to your activity's layout is a quick way to implement Facebook Login. Along with the login button, you may want to control other UI components based on whether the person is authenticated or [...]

[...] login flows, depending on the target device and the project. This guide takes you through the login flow for native apps in Windows Phone 8. If you are building an app for Windows desktop, you should [...]

[...] , depending on the target device and the project. This guide takes you step-by-step through the login flow for web apps. The steps in this guide use Facebook's JavaScript SDK, which is the recommended [...]

[...] , depending on the target device and the project. This guide takes you step-by-step through the login flow for web apps. The steps in this guide use Facebook's JavaScript SDK, which is the recommended [...]

[...] delegate:nil cancelButtonTitle:@"OK" otherButtonTitles:nil] show]; } } Testing your login flow Follow our test your login flow guide to ensure that your app's login will work under a range [...]

[...] out of your app. In order to authenticate the user, these controls make a call to the user's Facebook app or will fall back to using a web dialog if the user does not have a Facebook app installed. [...]

[...] . First, the process is designed to work when the person logging in has version 5.2 of the Facebook app for Windows Phone installed. If that app (or that version of the app) is not installed, then [...]

[...] through these steps, you can use methods in the SDK to implement Facebook Login in your app. App Dashboard configuration To properly handle Facebook Login using the Facebook for Android app, make the [...]

[...] in Prepare your app by inserting your Windows Phone app's ProductID (without dashes) in the App Dashboard: NOTE: There is currently a bug which will prevent Facebook Login for Windows Phone from [...]

[...] a Facebook App ID before you start using the SDK, which you can create and retrieve on the App Dashboard. You'll also need somewhere to host HTML files. If you don't have hosting, you can get set up [...]

[...] a Facebook App ID before you start using the SDK, which you can create and retrieve on the App Dashboard. You'll also need somewhere to host HTML files. If you don't have hosting, you can get set up [...]

[...] user_likes has been declined instead of granted. It's OK to ask a person once to grant your app permissions that they've declined. You should have a screen of education on why you think they should [...]

[...] user_likes has been declined instead of granted. It's OK to ask a person once to grant your app permissions that they've declined. You should have a screen of education on why you think they should [...]