As the developer of my app, I want to be able to read and process all the dialogs / messages that my members have written. Including the private dialogs.
I couldn't find any way in the API documentation that makes all the dialogs available. Since all dialog history is accessible via the Connectycube admin panel, it should also be available in the API.
Seems there is no such an API, as only a user can get own chat dialogs.
There is only one way to do so - via Admin panel, where all chat dialogs available for an application
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I need to allow users to easily subscribe their Facebook page to my app (which uses webhooks).
I've found incomplete posts, largely talking about first gaining an access token for each page, but surely there must be a way to process this via the API, so it's easy for users? The process would be:
User clicks 'add my page' on my web platform
Redirects to Facebook, and asks user to select the page they wish to connect, and grant permission
Returns to my platform and adds the relevant info into the backend, ready for the incoming calls
Is there anywhere this flow is documented? I'm using the NodeJS SDK
The publish_actions permission is deprecated. This permission was very good for implementing Check-in via the place parameter. In the place parameter it was possible to put the Page ID and the Check in to be registered in the Page and also in the User Timeline.
Now we only have the option of Sharing Dialog which is very limited. I have not yet found any solution so that users can check in via Dialog Sharing. I want to implement this function in a custom Wi-Fi Hotspot. Does anyone have a solution?
Video example: https://wificem.com.br/video/hotspot-checkin.mp4
I am using Microsoft's Web Browser ActiveX control in an MFC application.
I want to be able to change the default MIME handler for PDF.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ie/ms775148(v=vs.85).aspx
It appears to me that web browser control must use the registry based file type association
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\MIME\Database\Content Type\application/pdf
I want to be able to set web browser control to use the pdf application
I tell it to use at runtime, rather than using the system registered default.
I cannot find any API that will allow me to do this. Is it possible?
I initially proposed in the comments to create an Asynchronous Pluggable Protocol handler to customize the player for this MIME type, but I think there might be an easier approach.
You might be able to redirect the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\MIME\Database\Content Type\application/pdf registry key to your own custom version (per-process) with RegOverridePredefKey API, as explained here.
I'm looking to see some info about my facebook contacts, and I want the info to be overlayed on the currently open website.
Currently, I'm trying to do this via a bookmarklet.
Is it possible for me to overlay a div over the currently open web page and populate it with a functioning facebook login button (if the user is not logged in)? Are there publicly available working examples of something like this?
It is probably not possible to simply embed Facebook within an iframe because Facebook blocks people from embedding their pages within frames or iframes by putting this into the response header, "X-Frame-Options: DENY". This is most likely to prevent click-jacking and similar security exploits.
To test this, enter any page from Facebook into http://savanttools.com/testframe
Facebook has an API which allows you to do many things, but it requires server side code, and can not be done simply with a bookmarklet.
There is also always the brute force method where your server scrapes data from any website you want it to. Then that data could be put into a bookmarklet.
Finally, the same thing could be achieved by writing an add-on or a user script without using a bookmarklet at all.
The start-up i currently work for is oriented around restaurant wait times. For our v1.25 specifications our clients -restaurants- that have Facebook pages want to be able to communicate to their app profile from their Facebook page.
The closest i have came to answering this question is the Graph API. However, the Graph API only allows us to read and write data to FB pages. So, is there a way for a restaurants FB page to write to its app profile? Secondly, Loso, whom we have modeled some of our designs from has this ability, does anyone have an idea as to how they have done it?
--Boris M.
Here is an option that you can consider...
When you are designing the app you can also develop a page tab to go with it...
You will find this option in the basic settings of the app.
You can make it to install for all first time users of your app, by getting a list of all his pages he created using that profile then install it on the one he selects.
This page tab when installed on a page will appears just where other tabs on the page appers(e.g. events, notes etc. occurs)
You can provide your required functionality on this tab as you like.
Thus the user can just select that tab on the page and use its functionality to post on the profile page of the app.
Hope this works for you... and also u can check out the jobcaster app it does something like that!