With this console proposed by Facebook you can experiment with functions and responses, and see what content Facebook Platform makes available.
You may choose the reponse format between the 3 following :
- XML
- JSON
- Facebook PHP Client
You may test the format of the return values of the following methods :
- events.get
- events.getMembers
- fql.querry
- friends.get
- […]
February 18th, 2008
Categories: Apps development, Tools . Author: admin . Comments: No Comments
Facebook applications can now function on any website with the new JavaScript Facebook API.
Now the 13,000+ Facebook applications that are currently hostable only inside www.facebook.com can now have a presence on the rest of the web.
How does it work? The key to a Facebook application is getting access to the underlying Facebook object and […]
February 18th, 2008
Categories: Javascript . Author: admin . Comments: 1 Comment
It seems that Facebook has introduced a restricted, but functional version of JavaScript for use on Facebook. Only onClick attributes and the like are allowed directly in the html of an object; All other events must be registered as listeners. No JavaScript, including listeners, will be registered until the user clicks on a FBJS-enabled object. […]
February 18th, 2008
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