Facebook App vs. Facebook Connect site -
I am reading the documentation of Facebook so that I can understand how to enable Facebook connect on my site. Which tells me which parts apply to the Facebook application and Facebook connect, because I'm reading, I think I'm learning about Facebook connect, but then I will reach an area in which the Facebook app Would be mentioned. For example, here's the data from the page of .getCookies:
This method gives all cookies to a given user and application.
Cookies only apply to web applications; They do not apply to desktop applications
I consider my website as a web application, but I can not tell that "Web application" Is for applications. How can I tell what I am reading, not just applying on Facebook connect, but just for the Facebook app? In that context, the "web application" shows the Canvas based application with Facebook "Desktop app" in that context,
I will look at the Facebook platform as a set of APIs:
- Web
- iPhone
Note that the all of these can use the Facebook API, Rest and FQL interfaces. Most documents are for FBML canvas applications. On the left side of the Facebook developer wiki, you can see some top-level options:
- The API (you can always use it)
- FBML (canvas app only)
- FBJS (mostly canvas app, some connect functionality)
- Facebook (Facebook Connect only)
- FQL (you can always use it)
- / ul>
I'm sure you have seen:
I hope the main connected document is It helps you to organize.
Good luck!
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