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How can I log a user out from my facebook connect website, without using the fb-login button? I would like to do it from codebehind (c#)?
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I am getting this error when I click on the facebook connect button:
API Error Code: 100
API Error Description: Invalid parameter
Error Message: next is not owned by the application.
I am not too sure how to do this, but I've read all the documentation for facebook connect and came up with this:
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Is it possible to determine whether a user has granted my app a specific permission or not via javascript?
Something similar to how you do it in php:
$fb->api_client->users_hasAppPermission('publish_stream');
I know i can request a permission with
FB.Connect.showPermissionDialog('publish_stream'…
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All,
A client is asking for Facebook Connect statistical data. Specifically, how many people have shared a link to their wall.
I have a Facebook app setup but I am having trouble interpreting the statistical data. Do Facebook apps collect this data, or can anyone think of any way of gleaning this…
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Hi!
I have a request for implementing a login system using local credentials + openId + facebook-connect.
So a user could sign up/sign in using any of the 3 possibilities.
I think that allowing OpenId AND facebook connect adds some flexibility in one had, but in other hand adds some restrictions…
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I'm working on a site that is using Facebook Connect and recently made some changes so that the main pages are cached and if you are not logged in (checked with an ajax call) it loads the Facebook Connect javascript and renders the connect button into the page. This works perfectly everywhere except…
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