mjdhasan/bootstrap-modal
Extends the default Bootstrap Modal class. Responsive, stackable, ajax and more.
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Extends the default Bootstrap Modal class. Responsive, stackable, ajax and more.
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Today Facebook released their updated JavaScript SDK. Now the authentication system is based on OAuth 2.0 and HTTPS. So I updated my previous tutorial by writing this new post. In this post I’ll show you using javascript how could you easily integrate facebook connect (login/logout) features in your site. Additionally how to use Facebook API to get user’s information. Here I only used JavaScript no back-end PHP or any server side language.
Facebook recently updated their PHP-SDK to version 3.0 also added new way of authentication. This is a major change. So this is the updated post of my old popular post. In this version of my code, I avoided javascript authentication, because that is cookie based and php sdk 3.0 has some conflicts with the old system. Facebook will also update the javascript sdk soon, so later you can use the login/logout system of javascript api with php sdk. But for now you should use fully php base authentication.