Associates a given “handle” with FBML markup so that the handle can be used within the fb:ref FBML tag. A handle is unique within an application and allows an application to publish identical FBML to many user profiles and do subsequent updates without having to republish FBML on behalf of each user. See the FBML […]
Fetches and re-caches the content stored at the given URL, for use in a fb:ref FBML tag. See the FBML documentation for a description of the markup and its role in various contexts.
Fetches and re-caches the image stored at the given URL, for use in images published to non-canvas pages via the API (e.g. to user profiles via facebook.profile.setFBML, or to news feed via facebook.feed.publishActionOfUser). See the FBML documentation for a description of the markup and its role in various contexts.
Returns the session key bound to an auth_token (as returned by facebook.auth.createToken or in the callback_url). Should be called immediately after the user has logged in. See the authentication guide for more information.
In a news from developers.facebook.com from March 12, 2008 and according to Alex Moskalyuk:
“Starting today, you can serve XML sitemaps off apps.facebook.com domain, and notify search engines about changes on your pages. Naturally, this works better for pages that display content without requiring logins.”
This is indeed a really nice news for apps developers… But this […]
(Intended for desktop applications only.) Creates an auth_token to be passed in as a parameter to login.php and then to facebook.auth.getSession after the user has logged in. The user must log in soon after you create this token. See the authentication guide for more information.
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In this article, from i-make-money-on-facebook.com, it is explained to you, in 25 steps how to make money on Facebook.
The steps are explained one after the other and four of them are already available.
Following is what it talks about:
Step #1: Get an account.
Step #2: Setup your privacy.
Step #3: Be Social.
Step #4: Attract people.
Step #5: Some applications […]
Remove a Marketplace listing.
This method allows you to create and modify Marketplace listings.
