Displaying Facebook popups with .net Facebook SDK - asp.net

Anyone know how to do this? I would like to programatically (sp?) open a box asking my users to type in what to publish, but I want it to look like Facebook's own boxes.
Cheers!

I don't believe the .NET sdk will do this for you. You will have to write or steal some JavaScript from elsewhere to handle the popups, and then control them and then control publishing from your back end.

Related

Flex mobile wrap html page

I'm trying to write an AIR application to be deployed on a mobile device.
I have an HTTPS website that I go to and log in using a browser. I can view things in my account, etc.
I want to use my AIR app instead of the HTTPS website. Can I "wrap" or "skin" an html site using AIR?
So I'm looking at StageWebView, URLRequest, URLLoader.
I need to POST things like username, password, and other things.
How can I do it?
See ExternalInterface on AS3 reference that you can use to call Javascript-functions on your site.
You can show HTML content with mx:HTML
If all you need to do is POST or GET, look into HTTPService
You might wanna have a look at the StageWebViewBridge, it has some extended features compared to the default StageWebView
http://code.google.com/p/stagewebviewbridge/
We wanted to use it in a project but ended up in implementing the URL based communication on our own. BUt you should give it a try, mabye it works for you.

Chat (like Facebook) source code/component for ASP.NET Website

I want to add a chat feature (like Facebook chat) on my ASP.NET Project. All chat functions are like FB Chat. Example:
blink browser 's title to alert user when new message come
do not close when reload page
...
My project have users database and user will login to use chat feature.
Hope someone tell me source code or component or any information about that.
Thanks !
Found this one: JabbR. Live site here, Source code here. Try out the Live site and if you like it, download the source from github.

facebook authentication using qt

can authentication for facebook be done without a web browser in qt? the way i want to authenticate is to enter a username and password in text boxes and pass it as parameters in the url? is it possible? please help. thanks in advance.
Taken from this Stack Overflow answer by altuzar:
Have you seen KFacebook, the KDE client for Facebook?
KdePlayground and KFacebook
They have a library for Facebook API and a Plasma Applet as well.
It's easier using jQuery, probably. But Qt4 can do the work, I think.

ASP.Net file upload/browser component

I might end up having to build this, but it would be nice if there is a solution already...
I need to add functionality to a client's web page to allow them to upload files, and then to view and download them. We also need some form of authentication mechanism to restrict who has access to which files. I have used Neat Upload in the past and have found that it works pretty well, but it only handles upload. If there is a control that does everything, that would be pretty nice. Has anyone seen or used anything like that? I am working in ASP.Net. Our server is IIS 6, but I cannot confirm which version of IIS the client is using.
I did some more searching, and found this. I think it will fit our needs perfectly
edit: The link didn't come through. The solution is FileVista, at http://www.gleamtech.com/products/filevista/web-file-manager
I would recommend using Neat Upload or some other upload component and integrating ASP.NET membership services to manage permissions.

ASP.NET Outlook Appointment scheduling

Hai TEchies
Can anyone tell me how can i set an appointment /reminder in the outlook express , from my ASP.NET web page. I am using ASP.NET 2.0
Thanks in advance
I think what you're looking for is an .ics attachment for email. This requires you to create specifically crafted text file with an .ics extension and attach that to your email.
A quick google for "asp.net ics" brings up:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/applications/SendAppointment.aspx
which seems suitable to your needs.WikiPedia also has a link on this.
Stackoverflow also has this tag that has more information:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/icalendar
Something like this using the iCal standard will probably work. It will also work with Google Calendar.

Resources