$(document).ready(function() {
$('.likebutton').facebook("likebutton", {
url : "http://jquery.com",
action : "like"
});
});
This code will add a Facebook like button to the divs with the class .likebutton
url
String - the url to likeaction
String - action type of the button: "like" or "recommend"
var facebook = $.facebook({
appid : 0, // <------------------------- PUT YOUR APP ID IN HERE !!!!!!!!!!!!!
locale : "en_EN",
scope : "email"
});
facebook.onLoginConnected = function(response) {
// the user is logged in and has authenticated your
// app. it's now time to send the access token to the server to log the user into your app
// after that you would redirect the user to the member area -> window.location = "http:// ...";
var uid = response.authResponse.userID;
var accessToken = response.authResponse.accessToken;
alert("The user " + uid + " is logged in into Facebook AND connected to your app! (access token: " + accessToken + ")");
};
facebook.onLoginNotAuthorized = facebook.onLoginNotLoggedIn = function() {
// the user is logged in to Facebook,
// but has not authenticated your app
};
facebook.onLoginCancelled = function() {
// the user has canceled the login dialog or has not granted all permissions
// best practise is to tell the user why you need the permissions.
alert("Please grant the permissions in order to have full access to all the good things in the app!");
};
appid
BigInt - the app id which can be found in the developer center of Facebooklocale
String - the country and language code like en_EN or de_DEscope
String - comma seperated string of Facebook permissions