I want to write application which allows me to send video on Facebook wall.
I was writing app in Winforms C#.
I was creating application in Facebook developers (without Platform, just simple application).
For my credidentials everything works fine. But when I'm using another, I've got information that application doesn't has permissions to post on Facebook. In Winforms app I set permissions: publish_actions, manage_pages. I've heard that my Facebook app must ask for these permissions. To do this, I must to create web page. I don't want to create web page for review, because I don't have time for that and I can't write pages. Is there any way to just send movie to Facebook after login in Winforms application? I thought this should be easy, but for now, it's a nightmare. Please, help me.
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I want to auto login to a website (itslearning.com) and then display it in my Windows Forms Application with CefSharp.
It would be easy to do this with itslearning eLogin (https://developer.itslearning.com/Single_Sign-On_and_Authentication.html#284208891), but unfortunately my school doesn't support it.
Is there any other way to automatically login to my schools itslearning page?
May be save the login cookies? Or doing the same thing as the itslearning native app for mobile phones. The app uses OAuth2 for authentication. When you click on a link in the app (e.g. for the Dashobard) it opens the browser and you are automatically logged in.
I figured it out.
You can just use the itslearning Rest API:
www.itslearning.com/restapi/help
We are receiving this popup (in multiple browsers, not just Chrome) when our users are trying to connect Google Analytics from inside of our web application. Previously, the user could hit Advanced and just acknowledge the popup and move on, but that isn't possible any longer. If you've received this popup, how did you get around it?
This is an Angular 1.7 app on the client-side and a C# web API on the back-end.
You can get your app Google Verified, that's the absolute best way to solve it.
You can try adding one of the users (yourself, or someone you can trust?) to the API IAM with the role of "Editor" which should allow that person to access it at least.
I’m using Facebook login and share on my website.
Now I have at second website, and I want to use the same Facebook for developers account / App.
I want to show the information from the different website.
Is it possible to have to domains on one Facebook for developers? Or is there a workaround on this?
I using HTML5 with AngularJS on the client and C# MVC 5 back end.
Could I change the Facebook for developers account / App Id back end in StartUp.Auth by looking on the calling domain? Then I just have to create a new Facebook App.
I am developing an application by which we can schedule our posts for future & which will be automatically posted to facebook on scheduled time.
I am able to post when I am logged in to facebook using my web application but I have no idea how will i post on scheduled time when i am not logged in to the facebook.
How will facebook identify that post should be posted on my wall & not on others wall.
Can any one help me.
I am using c#, asp.net for my application.
You create a facebook application using the Facebook API, you will then add that application your account providing it with the ability to post to your wall.
Then simply have the application check a database with your pre written content in, and when it's time post the content.
Have a look at the getting started guide: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/
If more than one person is using the application then there will a public token saved in the database assigned to each user, which facebook will authenticate against to see if that token/app has permission to post to that particular users wall.
I've been googling for a couple of days, and I could not find any clue how to achieve that:
I have a desktop application(C#) in which I'd like to be able to login to my facebook profile, and pull some data from it(e.g. profile information, wall posts, likes on my posts, etc.)
Note that I DO NOT want to develop a facebook application, I simply would like to access my own user data.
As far as I see, the Graph API was designed to develop FB apps, and Graph API calls always need an access token, but I do not have token, since I do not use any Facebook application.
By now, the only way I see for that is to add a web browser component to my application, and login to the facebook through it, but it's quite inconvenient to process the pure HTML, and, since the HTML itself can change at any time, the maintenance of the application would be a horror.
So I'd like to find some way to pull data from facebook in JSON format, like the Graph API, but without having a Facebook application.
Thanks in advance for the answers.
It's not possible to access the data without a facebook application.
As you wrote, you need an access token for most graph requests, and in order to have an access token you need an application.
More than that, from what you wrote you'll need extra permissions which are not granted by default (for the user photos, wall posts, likes and so on).
Facebook can't just give you the info you see, the user has to grant a specific application the right to access their data, and because of that you must have a facebook app.
I don't see what the problem is though, just create a facebook app, it's not that complicated.