I'm trying to hide the Facebook customer chat plugin when the user is not logged in into Facebook.
I've looked at the API here https://developers.facebook.com/docs/messenger-platform/discovery/customer-chat-plugin/
But this method doesn't seem to exist. However I can change the message If the user is not logged in.
Can I somehow listen to that and then hide it?
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I have the following code:
Linking.openURL(`fb://profile/?app_scoped_user_id=${user}`)
user is taken from the url of the person's profile, so in the url https://facebook.com/ian, user would be ian.
No matter who the user is, the facebook app always opens to the profile page of whoever is logged into facebook, not the user as listed in the url.
How do I link to a user's facebook profile in the facebook app from a React Native app?
You must pass in the userId not the user name to link to the users profile
fb://profile/userid
Users log into my app through the facebook sdk. If one user clicks on another user I'd like to enable them to chat via facebook messenger. I can launch messenger from my app, but is there a way to launch into the chat screen with a specific user.
You can open a conversation in Messenger with deep links:
http://m.me/{user_name} <- this is official link for Messenger. You'll need to ask user for his Messenger's username.
fb-messenger://user/{user_id} <- this link is not documented, so it can break any time (Deep linking). user_id probably is the Facebook User Id, so it will be easier to obtain, however you'll need to ask for user_profile permission to get user id (Messenger Permissions)
I am creating an app with Node.js express to display social media feeds using their API. I am using FACEBOOK, TWITTER, INSTAGRAM. When I click on any social media icon, a popup window is appearing to login. After logging in all of them. I clicked a button to display feeds. This is working good for single account. Now I want to login multiple account for every social media. But whenever I clicked another social media icon to login .I saw there is already logged in.
For example I click Facebook icon to login . After appearing model window I fill up my username(jrajput315) and password. After logging in this account, I want to login some other Facebook account. And I click Facebook icon to login again. But I see (jrajput315) is already logged in there.
Since you are already logged in to Facebook from one account, Facebook uses a sign-in cookie to keep you logged in. Until this cookie is flushed out, you cannot login through another facebook account on the same browser in the same session.
I guess similar practice happens with few other web-apps, if I am not mistaken.
In my app I want to add Facebook Login. I have already done that but the problem as of now is I get a Pop Up to login via Facebook. I want if user has installed Facebook application in his device there should not come any pop up for login. As the user has already provided his credentials to the device. The basic intention is to use the credentials of setting and log in to the my app without so that Facebook installed app user doest need to give his/her credentials again.
I implementet Google+ Sign-In API in the root page of my app. It automatically signs in user if user is signed in to google, then API automatically signs him in to my app. The problem is that when user logs out of my app, he is redirected to root page which logs him back in, since he still is logged in to google.
You can see the whole code here: https://developers.google.com/+/web/signin/
wierd, they have "See also, signing the user out of your app."
link, but it's broken :(
Any ideas?
This is similar to this question:
Preventing automatic sign-in when using Google+ Sign-In
You could use a cookie that is set when the user is logged in on your site. If the user is logged in, indicated by the presence of the cookie, allow the user to automatically get redirected into your site. If the user is not logged in, require that the user click the sign-in button before you hide the button and redirect them to the signed-in experience. To log the user out, delete the cookie.