I created an iframe facebook application with a canvas page. I have defined in this application a page tab (iframe) and added the page in a facebook fan page. A new tab is correctly created in the fan page. But the content is only displayed when the user is logged in facebook (if not, it's white content). The application is displaying a simple html static page and does not require any authentication.
Furthermore, the application can be accessed correctly when the user is not logged into facebook (direct access, not from the fan page containing the application tab).
Does anyone have an idea why the users which are not logged in, don't see the content of the tab in the fan page?
This is a known issue that has been already reported to Facebook Developers.
See here : http://bugs.developers.facebook.net/show_bug.cgi?id=15166
So i am afraid you just have to wait until it get fixed..
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I have noticed that some mobile app utilizes webview to display and process information. For instance, this mobile app asks username/password as part of its registration process, then creates a user on my website using webView behind an activity window. Then, automatically login the user on its webView and display the content of my website.
Old days, the clickjacking issue was a popular topic using iframe. Similar to clickjacking issue, is there a way to prevent from being webViewed?
Please forgive me, but this issue has caused me to headbutt my desk for the past 2 weeks. I am currently replicating the company website onto the Wordpress platform, as it currently sits on a very old version of Expression Engine.
There is a very simple client login area which has been set up on Wordpress. There are 3 pages which are set to private. I have created a branded login page using a login designer plugin ( which is quite cool ) All our clients already have passwords and have been set up on Wordpress as users under the subscriber profile.
Currently on the Expresssion Site, the clients login to via dropdown menus, and stay logged in to either link until they close the browser ( see image )
I having been trying to replicate this on the Wordpress site - we tried membership plugins, client portal plugins, private page PHP functions, but they do not fit the remit.
So, basically how do I get subscribers to login to view private pages and keep logged in without having to log back in when toggling through 2 drop down menus.
Thanks
To stay logged in that is WordPress standard (uses sessions and cookies to keep the user logged in)
For you case, I will give to the subscriber role the permission read_private_pages if all subscribers have to have access to the private pages.
It can be done by code or with a plugin (like User Role Editor)
I have a Web site built in Drupal 7 - we'll call it website.com. Outside of that site, I have a campaign specific landing page - we'll call that website.com/landingpage. On this page, there are a couple of buttons back to the main website (website.com). I have goals set up that track a user from that landing page, back to the main site home page, then through a few other steps. for some reason, even though I know users are clicking through to the site, I'm getting a 100% drop-off from the landing page to the main site...
...anyone have any thoughts as to why this is?
Is it a dynamic webapp? Is the routing is handled in the client and not on the server side?
If it is a dynamic webapp and routing is handled in the client, then GA won't track your pageviews automatically, and you have to do it manually. https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/single-page-applications
If you are using angularjs you can use this great tool:
http://luisfarzati.github.io/angulartics/
I'm an Admin for this page
http://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/object?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.westberks.gov.uk%2Findex.aspx%3Farticleid%3D23789
and I've also specified that my App can administer it too. I've Liked this page so I thought I should be able to access the admin screen for the page but I can't seem to. Any ideas on how I access the admin screen for this page in FB, so I can manually publish updates?
Additionally, when I try to update page programmatically I get the message
(OAuthException) (#200) The user hasn't authorized the application to perform this action
but the page has my App listed here
http://graph.facebook.com/10150303466842688
This was definitely a bug rather than a programming or setup issue. The bug has been marked fixed by Facebook as of 1/18/2012 and everything now works as it is supposed to! Bug report:
http://developers.facebook.com/bugs/308356579205492?browse=search_4f0f1475c470b2076799347
Until this recent fix, there was a problem where OpenGraph pages did NOT allow the admins of those pages to retrieve page access tokens for them. Which means they were locked out of posting "as the page" and apparently also locked out of the Admin area for their own pages as well.
I know that this is fixed for me now with this bugfix, and hopefully it will also be fixed for everyone else.
You will need to ask for manage_pages, read_stream and publish_stream. Once your admin accepts those permissions, the app can call me/accounts on the Graph (play here https://developers.facebook.com/tools/explorer). In there will be a list of all the pages they admin. In each listing will be a unique access token. This is called the page access token. Using that token you should be able to read and write to the me/feed for that page.
I am logged into a phpBB site in a Firefox tab.
On my site I load the same phpBB site in an iframe in another tab of Firefox.
When I load the iframe it takes me to the login page.
If I open the phpBB site again in a third tab, I am still logged in.
Is this because a new session ID is being issued because of the iframe? Or maybe it's because of the session cookies?
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It might be to protect against click-jactking. If the page detects that it is in a tab, it loads the login page instead. Try reloading the page with JavaScript turned off.