My previous tutorial covers how to start using the new Facebook PHP SDK (v4.0.x), but not how to arrange your files and the SDK itself – this tutorial attempts to bridge the gap.
Facebook, Facebook Graph API, Facebook PHP SDK 4.0, PHPI’m rewriting old tutorials to work with the new PHP SDK 4.0 and Graph API 2.0. This tutorial covers how to post a status update to the user’s timeline
Facebook, Facebook Graph API, Facebook PHP SDK 4.0, PHPFacebook has released a new PHP SDK to use on the platform, making significant changes to the way you access the API. Here is an example of how to use the new PHP SDK.
Facebook, Facebook Graph API, Facebook PHP SDK 4.0, PHPAction Links are a good way to add an extra call to action (CTA) beside the Link and Share links on Facebook Posts. This tutorial shows you how to add action links in both PHP and JavaScript.
Facebook, Facebook Graph API, JavaScript, jQuery, PHPPosting a comment with a photo has been around for a while on Facebook, but I haven’t seen any code examples. To help, I’ve created this short tutorial to show how simple it is to add a comment with a photo.
Facebook, Facebook Graph API, PHPIf you want to update the cover image for your Facebook Page automatically, you can do so using the Facebook PHP SDK. This tutorial shows you how to upload a photo and then set it as the cover image.
Facebook, Facebook Graph API, Fan Page, PHPAdding custom toolbars to your WordPress plugins is easy. You can also modify the existing toolbar using WordPress hooks. Learn how I customised the toolbar on the Cage Cricket website.
Cage Cricket, PHP, Tutorial, WordPress, WordPress PluginsProtecting your CodeIgniter application from CSRF / XSRF attacks is easy, thanks to the framework’s security features. CSRF protection can be enabled in a matter of minutes, and it doesn’t take long to make existing forms and AJAX calls compatible with the feature.
CodeIgniter, jQuery, PHP, SecurityThe latest version of the Facebook PHP SDK makes it easy to get a long-lived access_token, giving you access to the user’s profile for up to 60 days, opposed to 1-2 hours with the regular access_token.
Facebook, Facebook Graph API, PHPAdding a “likegate” to your application is very easy, and only takes a few lines of code to achieve. If you’re not familiar with a “likegage”, it’s basically a page that users’ who haven’t liked your page see, usually asking them to Like the page before seeing the actual content.
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