I have an online e-commerce shop. What I want to do is that, when a user checks out with multiple products in its cart, he will be shown a facebook like button. If he clicks on this button, all the products selected should get liked by his facebook profile. i.e. single button -> multiple likes
Please advise how to do this.
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I am using Drupal 6 with Ubercart. Each product item has its own page and thus unique URL.
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I created three marketing campaigns, two of them are being displayed on all pages, while the third one is displayed with others on the product pages only. This is how I display campaigns in C# code:
var campaignItems = MarketingLibrary.GetTargetedCampaignItems();
Ucommerce does it correctly, but I want to know how Ucommerce knows that two campaigns are for all pages and that one is only for the product page, and control it through my C# code.
I use Sitecore 8.2
I would like to add an item to my own Amazon cart through the API.
Simplified use case: I have a specific product ID in mind. When I'm running low on that product, I press a button in an iPad app and it will make an authenticated callout to Amazon to add this item to my cart.
I've looked at the Product Advertising API, mainly the Add to Cart Form and CartAdd operation, but it doesn't look like that's what I want - me adding an item to my own cart.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSECommerceService/latest/DG/AddToCartForm.html
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSECommerceService/latest/DG/CartAdd.html
Is there even a way to do this?
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 specify what exactly it is that you want to show up in the message and 'Like' post?? (example: 'Dave likes The Rock - IMDB' with a picture of the movie and a description underneath.)
#Vali What you are suggesting:-
Including Open Graph tags on your Web page, makes your page equivalent to a Facebook Page. This means when a user clicks a Like button on your page, a connection is made between your page and the user. Your page will appear in the "Likes and Interests" section of the user's profile, and you have the ability to publish updates to the user.
is not possible. Kindly see my similar question:
Convert my Site to Facebook Graph Object
As you said you can add a Like button without OpenGraph. That's the easy way and with that you don't have any future connection with the person who liked your link/page.
Including Open Graph tags on your Web page, makes your page equivalent to a Facebook Page. This means when a user clicks a Like button on your page, a connection is made between your page and the user. Your page will appear in the "Likes and Interests" section of the user's profile, and you have the ability to publish updates to the user.
Using Open Graph you have a greater control on what you want to appear on that person's wall.
Open Graph is still beta. If you want to use OpenGraph you need to create a FB app, get the APP ID and add it to your webpage. If you want to use the simple Like button, you just add the fb:like tag and that's all.
don't want each page that visitors 'Like' to become their own Facebook pages
This will not happen. You're the single admin of your page.
Is the only real reason for using Open Graph to specify what exactly it is that you want to show up in the message and 'Like' post??
Yes, you can do this with Open Graph. I suggest using Open Graph if you want to post enhanced wall posts and if you want to get connected with the users who likes your page.
I've had a like button on my site for a long time, and right now it has ~500 likes. However, this button only likes the actual link to the website and not a page on Facebook.
Today I have created a new page for my service, and even though I've found a way to make a like button for the page, I'd like to know if there was a way to transfer the likes I had on the old button (link only) to the new button (fb page) and also maybe make it so that the old "link-only" button actually links to the new page (right now the link button and page button act as if they're completely unrelated).
Unfortunately, there is no way to transfer likes from one graph object to another.
But there is something you can do:
Every like button in fact creating edge in opengraph which have a page on Facebook, so you can inform people who already likes your "old page" about existence of new one.
You can publish stream updates to the users who have liked your page just like you can with Facebook Pages. There are two ways to get to the publishing interface:
From https://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraph/#publishing
From your Web page, click Admin Page next to the Like button. From
Facebook, click Manage Pages under the Account tab, then click Go To
Page next to your page name You can publish stories to your users the
same way you write a Facebook post from your own wall: by typing in
the Publisher, the field at the top of the screen that says "What's on
your mind?" The stories appear in the News Feed of anyone who has
clicked the Like button on your webpage.
For samples how to do same thing from code look at http://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/465
I´m building a website to post my own videos using JW Player running my own ads as overlay.
www.planetsnowmobile.com
All my videos will be
Instead of register my own users, having my own forum etc etc I want to use facebook to interact with my visitors:
Individual discussions/comments on individual films instead of my own comment/forum-function
facebook-like-button for individual films (so induvidual like buttons for individual films)
Share induvidual films
Grab location from every unique visitor
Where do I start?
Do I need to create an application or should I use a Facebook "page"?
Maybe both?
I see that i can add an application to a "page" but what does that really do? How do I use that?
What would be the best way for me to do this?
I already have a Facebook "page" for my website and I just created an App as well.
Which one should I use?
Do I need both?
What is the difference?
I know that I can create a like button for a website address on http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/
But can I monitor that like button from example an application if I can connect them somehow?
Is that something I want to do?
My Facebook-page already have a user-base where my Facebook-application does not.. is my best option to delete my "page" and start all over with my "application"?
App is their encompassing term for any application that uses their API, this could be on Facebook or on your own personal website - these require an API key to make authenticated calls for users. Pages are FB's own in-Facebook content that users have created, like page for a business located at facebook.com/mybusiness. It sounds like you already have a website and want to add Facebook functionality to it, so you don't want to make another Page. You may not even need to create an App. Things like comment boxes and like buttons can be dropped in as stand-alone copy-and-paste widgets. You can track the like button by enabling FB insights for your website.
So like you noticed you can add a like button to your page using the social plugin from http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/ - similar to the like button you can add comment boxes with the plugin at http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/comments/
You can track the results from these plugins by adding your website to Facebook's analytics (Insights) at http://www.facebook.com/insights/
Most of these things are powered by the opengraph metadata in the headers of your website's pages. You can read up on what tags FB uses here http://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraph/
Everything at http://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/ can be used without an application or page ID, and is very good about being responsive to the page they are hosted on: you can add a like button to your video view template without a defined URL in the like button's parameters, and it will automatically direct any likes to the url of the currently viewed video.
You could also direct a like button to point to your existing FB Page, in which case any likes collected from it would be added to the Page's total. Most companies that have a home-page like button do this, so their likes all accumulate to a single total for their business.
Hope that helps.