Fb Ui Login

Dialogs. The method FB.ui() is used to trigger different forms of Facebook created UI dialogs. These dialogs include: The Share Dialog allows someone to post a link or Open Graph story to their profile. The Login Dialog allows someone to use Facebook Login to grant permissions to an app.

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Try using FB.login instead of FB..ui. If the user is already logged in, and granted the permissions you are asking for via FB.login, then there is no dialog. Otherwise an "inline" one is displayed requesting the extra permissions/login. It's a little counterintuitive to use a login function to get more permissions when the user is already ...

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FB.login(function(response) { // handle the response }, {scope: 'email,user_likes'}); Asking for more permissions decreases the number of users who will choose to authenticate your app. As such, you should ask for as few permissions as possible the first time you want a user to authenticate your app.

Facebook Login is the quick, easy way to sign into apps without creating new usernames and passwords.

"iframe" "popup" see FB.ui table above for list user_message_prompt : String : Text seen in the pop-up, but not part of the published content. Currently it appears in the message box if it has no text in it and is not in focus, so most people won't see it. ... FB.login used to use this method, but now it uses method: 'permissions_request ...