[Solved] rewrite this code to use in .NET 2.0? [closed]

Shoulbn’t be that hard to figure out but here: //instead of var use the actual type FacebookClient client = new FacebookClient(); //again use the actual type IDictionary<string, object> me = (IDictionary<string, object>)client.Get(“me”); string firstName = (string)me[“first_name”]; //May use ‘me[“first_name”].ToString()’ string lastName = (string)me[“last_name”]; string email = (string)me[“email”]; solved rewrite this code to use in .NET … Read more

[Solved] GIF pictures on Facebook wall [closed]

You can’t, Facebook isn’t supporting animated GIF images and once posted it’ll be flatten. What you see in the sample you’ve provided isn’t wall but application running in Page Tab, those applications are not part of Facebook and developers are free to do whatever they want unless it not violate platform policies… Update: Aside of … Read more

[Solved] Auto-Comment for Facebook Group Post [closed]

There is no way to comment in groups anymore: 90-day Deprecations in Graph API v2.10 POST and DELETE operations for the /{comment-id} node and the /{object-id}/comments edge will now be restricted to Pages with valid page access tokens. Source: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/changelog#v2_10 2 solved Auto-Comment for Facebook Group Post [closed]

[Solved] Trigger a Facebook like button when the page loads [closed]

You can’t. Clicking on the <fb:like> element has no effect because it’s just a container. The actual clickable “like” button is loaded in an <iframe> inside of it. Because this iframe is loaded from facebook.com, the same origin policy prevents you from accessing its contents (including the link you want) unless you are also on … Read more

[Solved] Facebook text is upside down [closed]

Did you leave your computer unlocked at some point? Sounds like someone changed your language preference to English (Upside Down). Go to Settings > Language and select regular English to fix it. 4 solved Facebook text is upside down [closed]

[Solved] Ruby on Rails – Facebook

I used oauth2 gem for similar thing, here’s a simple example on how to connect with it to facebook: http://wiki.github.com/intridea/oauth2/rails-23-webserver-example (but you don’t really need a separate controller for that) Also, see ‘Requesting Extended Permissions’ section here, you’ll need ‘publish_stream’ permission to post content: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/authentication/ solved Ruby on Rails – Facebook