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Data Protocol Short video tutorials and trainings. GitHub example of an Android implementation of Facebook Login. Documentation for developers on how to log users into your app or website with Facebook Login.
- Overview
Facebook Login Overview. Facebook Login is a fast and...
- Android
The simplest way to add Facebook Login to your app is to add...
- Web
Facebook Login with the Facebook SDK for JavaScript enables...
- For Devices
Implement Login for Devices. Facebook Login for Devices is...
- Guides
Guides - Facebook Login - Documentation - Meta for...
- User Experience Design
The Facebook Login button that comes with our SDKs is easy...
- Facebook Login for Business
Facebook Login for Business. Facebook Login for Business is...
- Test Login Flow
If someone clicks “Cancel” in response to your Facebook...
- Overview
A Universal Product. Billions of people around the world are active on Facebook every day and can use Facebook to log in to over a million apps and websites. Facebook Login works seamlessly for everyone, across iPhones, Android devices, smart TVs, and more.
Full JavaScript Example for Facebook Login. This code will load and initialize the JavaScript SDK in your HTML page. Use your app ID where indicated. For the API version, specify the graph API version to use. Unless you have a specific reason to use an older version, specify the most recent version: v19.0.
The Facebook Pages API from Meta allows apps to access and update a Facebook Page's settings and content, create and get Posts, get Comments on Page owned content, get Page insights, update actions that Users are able to perform on a Page, and much more.
How It Works. This is a typical flow for accessing the Pages API: Get a User Access Token from the app User through Facebook Login. Query the /me/accounts endpoint to get the ID and Page Access Token of the Page the app User has permitted your app to access. Capture the returned Page ID and Page Access Token.
To use Facebook Login in a desktop app, you'll need to be able to embed a web browser (sometimes called a webview) within the app to perform the login process. Checking Login Status Apps using our SDKs can check whether someone has already logged in using built-in functions.