I want to customize the Facebook Page for the organization I'm working for. I would like to have a custom landing page as an iFrame with "Like our page!". Done that. But when the users become fans, they are directed to the Wall next time they visit the page. How can I make Facebook direct them to another iFrame? It was possible with FBML to create a custom landing page and then direct users to a custom fan page, but now I can't seem to find the solution for this.
Any ideas?
As far as I know, this can't be done. Facebook Page settings dictate that you can only define the page non-fans land on.
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Essentially, what I am trying to do is to have a login/sign-up page at the front of my website. This means someone has to either log in or sign-up first before accessing the rest of the website. Exactly like how Facebook has done it on its website.
The login and sign-up forms work, however, the user's account is not displayed at the top bar navigation even after signing up.
I am using the Forminator plugin and can't figure out how to do this. I have already created the forms. I also do not want to pay for any pro version of a plugin at the moment.
I also tried to look for a solution to try and display the user's account profile on the top bar navigation but have found no solution as well.
I am willing to use any different plugins if they will help me solve the issue.
I am developing application for shopify, which replace login and register links to another links, creating a custom pages. For example when user click to login link? it is not redirect to login page, it is open a popap with login form. Also my app create custom pages. For example people page, where shows list of customers. And also a want to customize product page by adding a new fave button. In people page for each people shows count faves and last three faves product with images.
So my problems is theme layouts. Because each theme have self layout and css. I want to my app support all themes. How can i do it?
Sorry for my bad english. I just learning... ))
You have two options here, http://docs.shopify.com/api/tutorials/application-proxies and http://docs.shopify.com/api/scripttag.
App proxy sounds like the solution for your separate 'peoples' page.
If you want to assume that all themes have a log in link (which they all should but it's completely customizable so it's possible some don't), then you could always do something like this
$("a[href='/account/login']").click(funciont() {// show modal}); This isn't guaranteed to work in all themes but it probably will in most.
I set up my website's facebook account as a Page on my facebook account (this was probably incorrect, but I didn't know better at the time). I have switched my account to Use Facebook as a Page. I am trying to create a like box with avatars for my website (www.zealforadeal.com). I get the error code: To access this page, you'll need to switch from using Facebook as your page to using Facebook as yourself. How can I create a Like Box for my page (http://www.facebook.com/zealforadeal) ?
(I never use my facebook account for anything other than the Page)
I think you are confused about the purpose of the 'Like box'. The 'like box' shows the people who have 'Liked' your Facebook page,and your Facebook page status updates.https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like-box/
Just go to the like box page and paste your url (http://www.facebook.com/zealforadeal) into Facebook Page URL field.
Is there a way to hack a Tumblr theme to put a Google Analytics _trackEventI() function on the Tumblr Follow button? This would allow users to analyze where people are coming from when they click follow, what pages they clicked follow on, demographics of people who followed, etc.
If you control the code that displays it, or if the code is iframed onto your site but the iframe content is hosted on your domain then yes, it is possible. But if it is iframed onto your page and the iframed content is not on your domain then no, you cannot add tracking to it.
I do most if not all my sites to have the page title block (generally a styled h1 on my pages) to link back to the home page.
Should this be linked on the first page, i.e. the home page? I read that this shouldn't be linked, but one thing I do when I go to a page for the first time is mouseover the title to check the status bar to see if it will send me home.
What I'm asking is best practises for this... should the home page's title link back to itself for future reference for the user?
While I understand the logic behind a page not linking to itself, I personally think the title block is a defensible exception. So I think you should link it to the home page, even on the home page.
See sites such as facebook - the facebook logo always links to the homepage.
It's a strong convention, and I try to utilize it where ever practicable.
There should never be links on the page that link to itself. According to research by Jakob Nielsen, this is a bad idea. Further reading here (#10) and here (also #10 in that list).