JavaScript and Facebook: part II or how it works.
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 User ID for any given Facebook member. This usually is given to an application directly by Facebook when the user clicks on the application from within their Facebook profile page.
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