You could do something like this in your page.
You could do something like this in your page: There are additional fields in the session object (but not sure you want to do that). BTW, the getLoginStatus function doesn't log the user in it only checks their status. Since they are (presumably) using your app and have (also presumably) allowed the app, this should just work.(you do need to have them login and allow the app.. and you will potentially need to ask for permissions.. which in this case you want to publish to their feed).
Your index page will also need to include the FB Javascript (and have it properly set up). Check out the FB docs here for more info: developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/j....
If you've already got the fb. Init functions etc all setup, then just call (something like)this (the part at the bottom is for tracking posts, if you want): FB. Ui( { display:'iframe', method: 'stream.
Publish', caption: 'blah', description: 'hey there. Wow. , name: 'yo', link: 'foo.com'" rel="nofollow">foo.com', picture: '
', action_links: { text: 'Try for free', href: 'foo.com'" rel="nofollow">foo.com' }, }, function (response) { if (response && response.Post_id) { var URL = '/pages/ajax_InsertUserFacebookPost. Aspx?'; URL += 'facebookpostid=' + response. Post_id; //alert(URL); $.
Ajax({ type: "GET", url: URL, data: "{}", contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8", dataType: "json", async: true }); } else { //alert('Post was not published.'); } } ).
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