Facebook, OpenID & OAuth Confussion?

Correct, Facebook is not an OpenID provider, they use OAuth just as you say Your question is a bit vague. I have no problem with my users having to authenticate twice Let your user choose which platform they want to authenticate with, and then use the proper API/code to connect and register them. Have a separate code section for Facebook and OAuth When the user come back you can check if they are logged in on facebook and auto-authenticate them since they have allowed your application If you need further information, please comment and I'll try to help :).

Correct, Facebook is not an OpenID provider, they use OAuth just as you say. Your question is a bit vague. I have no problem with my users having to authenticate twice.

Let your user choose which platform they want to authenticate with, and then use the proper API/code to connect and register them. Have a separate code section for Facebook and OAuth. When the user come back you can check if they are logged in on facebook and auto-authenticate them since they have allowed your application.

If you need further information, please comment and I'll try to help :).

Cheers for your answer. It looks like i'll be able to do it with a single login approach it will just require some additional work to hookup the facebook and twitter authentication. I suppose there are benefits aswell in that you can access more information from twitter and facebook than you would with a standard OpenID provider.

– nfplee May 23 at 10:27.

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