facebook-like

问题 Using a web browser e.g. Chrome on Android, if a mobile website requires a user to be logged in to Facebook and they are not, the browser will ask for Login details even though the phone may be logged in to Facebook via the Facebook native App. Is there any way to get details from the Facebook App without the user having to log in again? 回答1: If you want to login in website in a browser, using Facebook account from Facebook app - it is impossible, without intermediary application, or service.

问题 I have a facebook like button on each of my wordpress blog posts, this worked fine up until about 2 weeks ago, and now all recent blog posts don't have functioning like buttons. This is the response I get when I click the like button (post link) for (;;);{"__ar":1,"payload":{"requires_login":false,"success":false,"already_connected":false,"is_admin":false,"show_error":false,"error_info":null}} and for the old blog posts that DO work (post link): for (;;);{"__ar":1,"payload":{"requires_login"

问题 I have a facebook like button on each of my wordpress blog posts, this worked fine up until about 2 weeks ago, and now all recent blog posts don't have functioning like buttons. This is the response I get when I click the like button (post link) for (;;);{"__ar":1,"payload":{"requires_login":false,"success":false,"already_connected":false,"is_admin":false,"show_error":false,"error_info":null}} and for the old blog posts that DO work (post link): for (;;);{"__ar":1,"payload":{"requires_login"

问题 I used the below code to get the Like button of Facebook. Now the things is, I would like to change the size of the Like button that is rendered. I tried the width attribute which not not working at all. And I tried to override the CSS class that's used for the below code by facebook. But overriding the CSS class is also not working as well. So tell me how can I increase the height and width of the Like button. <div class="fb-like" data-href="http://www.xxxxx.com" data-send="true" data-width=

问题 I'm seeing a discrepancy between the number of likes reported in the Graph API vs the number of entries in the "data" that has the name and ID of the people who liked a post. When I view a certain post on Facebook, I see that it has 5 people who have liked it. When I use the Graph API to fetch the post, the "likes" field has a "data" field with 3 entries in it, and a "count" field whose value is 5. When I use the Graph API to fetch the likes for the post (eg, {post_id}/likes), I get a "data"

问题 I'm trying to implement Facebook Like button which is not part of Android Facebook SDK using WebView. The idea is very simple. I use SDK to log into user account using SSO so user don't need to type login/password again if user is already logged in android FB app. Then I want to use WebView to insert standard Like Button. I already have user auth token, permission for sending status on the wall etc. The problem is how to tell WebView that user is already sign-in. I was trying to use WebView

问题 I'm trying to implement Facebook Like button which is not part of Android Facebook SDK using WebView. The idea is very simple. I use SDK to log into user account using SSO so user don't need to type login/password again if user is already logged in android FB app. Then I want to use WebView to insert standard Like Button. I already have user auth token, permission for sending status on the wall etc. The problem is how to tell WebView that user is already sign-in. I was trying to use WebView

问题 I'm trying to implement Facebook Like button which is not part of Android Facebook SDK using WebView. The idea is very simple. I use SDK to log into user account using SSO so user don't need to type login/password again if user is already logged in android FB app. Then I want to use WebView to insert standard Like Button. I already have user auth token, permission for sending status on the wall etc. The problem is how to tell WebView that user is already sign-in. I was trying to use WebView

问题 I have a very basic website with the potential for having hundreds of pages, and would like to have a the Facebook Like button on each one. However, before I do it, I would like to know the difference between inserting the Like button with, or WITHOUT using Open Graph META tags. I don't want each page that visitors 'Like' to become their own Facebook pages, but I WOULD like their 'Like' to show up on their wall so their friends can see it. Is the only real reason for using Open Graph to

问题 when i'm looking at the html source, i look this javascript code <script src="http://connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js#xfbml=1"></script> <script > FB.init({ status: true, cookie: true, xfbml: true }); var username= "gun"; var timenow="1311002200"; var securitykey="ef64ba59d2b0f26d69c94fafb3f008e0"; //pls find a way to capture username either session or something else. FB.Event.subscribe('edge.create', function(response) { document.getElementById(response).style.visibility = "hidden";