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- Cover
- Copyright
- Credits
- About the Authors
- About the Reviewer
- www.PacktPub.com
- Table of Contents
- Preface
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Chapter 1: Creating a New Facebook Application
- Introduction
- Downloading PHP-SDK and setting up your environment
- Registering a new Facebook application
- Configuring a Facebook application
- Getting authorization and a valid session for the user
- Requesting specific permissions from the user
- Logging out a user
- Handling navigation in an iFrame Facebook application
- Handling form submission in an iFrame Facebook application
- Dynamically resizing an iFrame Facebook application
- Determining whether a Facebook page has been liked by a user
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Chapter 2: Be a part of
Social Graph
- Introduction
- Retrieving a user's information
- Liking a post
- Commenting on a given post
- Setting status message
- Deleting a picture, post, or comment of a user
- Retrieving the current user's friendlist
- Creating a post on the wall of a user's friend
- Posting a picture to a specific album of the user
- Retrieving the names of the user's friends who have liked a particular status message
- Creating an event
- Paging through a user's friends
- Searching through a user's feed
- Tagging users in a picture
- Adding a subscription for real time updates related to a user object
- Creating a callback for handling real time updates
- Deleting subscriptions
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Chapter 3: Querying Facebook
- Introduction
- Returning information about a user
- Getting the status messages of a user
- Retrieving profile pictures of a user's friends
- Getting the links posted by a user
- Getting the Facebook pages followed by a user
- Determining if two users are friends
- Retrieving information of a group
- Retrieving members of a group
- Retrieving friends from a specific friend list
- Getting all the messages in a thread
- Checking the status of permissions for an application
- Getting notifications, and their senders, for the current user
- Retrieving video details associated with a user
- Getting the five latest photos in which a user has been tagged
- Retrieving the latest photos published by a user
- Retrieving details of an event
- Retrieving details of a user's friends by using the multiquery method
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Chapter 4: Using FB Script
- Introduction
- Getting the current user status and performing session validation
- Setting up extended permissions during login
- Logging out a user
- Resetting the size of iframe
- Making a Graph API call
- Executing an FQL query
- Subscribing to an event change
- Unsubscribing to an event change
- Retrieving a profile picture using XFBML
- Adding bookmarks using XFBML
- Authentication and setting up extended permissions using XFBML
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Chapter 6: Bringing Facebook to your Website
- Introduction
- Setting up the Like button on your web page
- Adding a Like box
- Setting up the Activity Feed plugin
- Setting up the Facepile plugin on your web page
- Integrating the Live Stream plugin using XFBML
- Integrating the Comment box using XFBML
- Integrating the Send button using XFBML
- Login with Faces
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Chapter 8: Fiddling with
Virtual Currency
- Introduction
- Setting up the application for Facebook Credits
- Setting up an application callback for Facebook Credits
- Creating Facebook Credits frontend using JavaScript SDK
- Getting the order details
- Implementing custom offers
- Refunding the order
- Developing a "Send a Gift" application and integrating with Facebook Credits
- + Chapter 9: Creating Advertisements and Analyzing Metric Data
- + Chapter 10: Creating Instant Applications
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Chapter 11: Using Facebook Open Graph Beta
- Introduction
- Setting up your application for using Facebook Open Graph Beta
- Defining actions, objects, and aggregations for your application
- Customizing the Facebook Auth Dialog box
- Requesting permission for publishing to the user's timeline
- Defining your web page as a a Facebook graph object
- Publishing actions of a user to Facebook
- Index
Written in a cookbook style, this book offers solutions using a recipe-based approach. Each recipe contains step-by-step instructions followed by an analysis of what was done in each task and other useful information. The cookbook approach means you can dive into whatever recipes you want in no particular order. The book provides tips and tricks to the most common problems and scenarios faced in Facebook Application Development.This book is written for Facebook developers ranging from novice to expert. It uses PHP, HTML and jQuery, the most commonly used platforms, to build applications in Facebook.
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Book Details
Authors
Shashwat Srivastava and Apeksha Singh
Categories
Computers > Programming > General
Publishers
Publication year : 2011
License: All rights reserved ©
Times read: 649
