Hello, Is there any code template for an android app that shows feeds from a Facebook page, where the user have to login in order to engage with posts (likes and comments).
I've searched in github with no luck.
Anyone? help...
for getting facebook page feed its kinda easy. you can just use the page id to get a json feed of the page. stack overflow will give you a good example to how to do it. user doesnt need to login to get the feeds. search googl for "how to get fb pages feed as json".
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Having returned back from using an iphone for a couple of years I'm struggling with some basic windows functionallity.
Using both browsers I enter a search such as XDA and a page is displayed as normal showing the search results. If I click on any of the links I get a Google reformatted page not the original. Is there a way to disable Google intercepting my requests and just display the otiginal web page?
Click on the 'Classic' link at the bottom of a result page from Google.
Hi All
I want to create the facebook chat application like the following one
But I don't know how to do that because I am new to android development please any one help me how to do that
Are you wanting to create a standalone application for facebook chat or a chat application similar to facebook chat?
If you are wanting to create a standalone facebook chat application you will need to look into whether facebook have a chat api you can access.
If they do, start by writing a super simple android app that connects to facebook chat and retrieves some kind of data.
And go from there.
Hi athornz
I have using smack api for facebook chat but it doesn't connect to the facebook server .It always producing the error connection is not available
Have you added permission for internet access into your android manifest?
It's quite an easy one to miss and will mean you app can't get any internet access.
Hi, I've started a few days ago to develop an application that allows you to open the links to the most popular social network with the right native android application instead of open the browser.
Just some Google Apps like Youtube and Maps do this, but Twitter, facebook, Foursquare, Linkdin...don't.
So I started thinking if it's possible to "intercept" the links and open an Activity from a third application, and this is the result
https://github.com/monossido/AppLink
At the moment just a few type of links to Twitter and Facebook are supported.
Just a few Activity are "public" and it is possibile to launch with intent, for the other i had to use "am start" from a shell with root permission. It works!
If someone want to collaborate tell me and read https://github.com/monossido/AppLink/blob/master/README
Today I've released it into the Market
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.mono.applink
version 0.2 out, foursquare support
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.mono.applink
Hello
I'm currently using the official Facebook SDK to log in with my app, using the "com.facebook.widget.LoginButton" and it works perfectly.
But i would rather be able to use my own EditText fields to input the login information and then simply use that to log in with Facebook.
So i would need to relay the EditText information to the proper fields in facebook.
Is this at all possible? Or is the Facebook SDK locked down to only use their own login button?
- Moon
Hi,
You can change the look and feel of the Facebook login button, but you can't ask for the user and password inside your app. If you could do that, you could easily stole the users credentials. That's the reason why the user have to input the credentials inside the Facebook app.
I'm trying to figure out a way for a user to login to their Instagram account and see their photo news feed on my app.
I know that Instagram has android intents and that there are libraries that can connect a social network to an app, but none of them give me the ability to see my news feed.
So is it possible?
If yes then how?
A thorough explanation, please.