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Facebook Graph API – The missing part

by Mr Me on July 15, 2010 in general

As you all know recent changes in privacy issues made Facebook to change their basic API and added some security concerns. From my best practise, most of the old applications are safe, but you will be in trouble when you create new application. By default you cannot access user’s photos, profile pictures , albums etc. [...]

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Facebook Graph API for PHP

by Mr Me on July 15, 2010 in general

Like the old REST API, you don’t need to add 2-3 files for Facebook PHP SDK. The new graph api comes in a single file which is located at http://github.com/facebook/php-sdk/ Copy the facebook.php file in to your webroot and include this file in your php code. require_once(‘facebook.php’); To work fully functional, you need CURL and [...]

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Facebook application development – Quick note

by Mr Me on May 6, 2010 in php

This is a quick note for myself to remember some tricks while we develop a Facebook application. If you are a beginner in Facebook application development, go here first. If you an expert in Facebook development, go here. The steps in creating a facebook app. 1) Register an application in facebook 2) Add Canvas URL [...]

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