In some old apps with fbml I used fb:name to get the name of the user on the tab page, even if he did not accept the app. Is there any replacement for this tag?
thanks so much
no, there is not. FBML has been deprecated.
From the Facebook dvelopers roadmap :
FBML will no longer be supported as of January 1, 2012. Aside from
security and privacy related bugs, we will not fix any bugs related to
FBML after January 1, 2012. On June 1, 2012 FBML endpoints will be
removed from Platform
As serious developers using a 3rd party API ( Graph API ), it is solely our responsibility to keep up to date with changes and to write code and applications that comply with their platform policies.
You need to have required permissions in order to do that. Use graph API to query details of the user.
Use XFBML. fb:name does also exist in XFBML.
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I want to make my Direct line chat bot (using MS bot framework v4 - c# code ) to be available in all pages of my SharePoint 2016 on premises site, I'd a thought to adding the script to my site's master page so that it will be available in all the pages of my SharePoint site.
Before heading to that plan, i want to get some expert ideas on the following,
Is that a good idea or is there any other better idea.
If anyone successfully achieved it, i want to know how it affects
the SharePoint performance, since my chat bot's UI is customized
using Jquery, bootstrap, fontawesome..etc. Hence i've this
performance doubt.
How easy is to revert the changes, if anythings goes wrong, since i've no test environment and i'm taking a risk of testing it in production.
please guide me with your ideas and experiences.
I would recommend putting it in a SPFx web part (more dynamic, future ready) or just a script editor web part (depending on your need).
Performance would only be affected client-side. It's all going to be client side stuff anyhow. It won't affect the backend of SharePoint/server.
I would like some advice and a little help.
A recent project I have been working one had its version of SagePay upgrade to use the version 3 protocol. The side of effects of this meant that users are no longer able to edit their billing address details. The previous protocol v2.23 did allow this in low profile mode and in normal mode.
Further more from what I have understood in the new protocol, iFrames are no longer being supported.
I have read the documentation which suggests downloading the custom templates (Card_Details.xslt and Card_Details_Low.xslt), customising them and sending over to SagePay in order to add these to the system. But I am unable to find any instructions on how to achieve this.
How I allow the customer to have the ability to change the billing address?
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks
Change the template you are using (in My Sage Pay) to Default. That should set things back to how they were.
FYI - iframe integration is still supported in v3.00
I'm building a Windows Phone 8 app that needs to get data from a website that was built on Joomla I believe.
Is it possible to create a Webservice that my app can consume?
Or is there a better way?
The Joomla version is 2.5.9 I believe
You will have to write a service layer in your CMS. Then data which are required for the android app will be exposed as a data service from your Joomla CMS. Please check the link for more info.
How to write a REST API?
Just in case you're not aware there is a range of critical bugs and exploits that have been fixed since 2.5.9. Your client should update to 2.5.16 ASAP as there is a well known exploit that can be used to effectively root the site in a matter of minutes.
After updating, you could look at the AJAX interface that Matt from Between Brain created for most versions of Joomla (it's actually part of the core from 3.2 onwards).
That would be the simplest way to get started as it provides a path in that can be authenticated etc and extending it to other non-core extensions is relatively trivial.
I'm helping a friend with his website. To schedule meetings and events they currently use a doodle. We've tried integrating this in their website via an iFrame. This works but in IE10 it gives a cookie warning and overall it doesn't look as good as it could.
We could simply have it open in a new page, but it would be nicer if we could integratie a doodle-like calendar in the website.
Are there any scheduling-extentions? There are many calenders, but we didn't find any that mimiced Doodle's options. We only have 2 requirements: 1) schedule events and 2) everyone (if possible even without having to register themselves) must be able to sign into an event so it's clear who's attending.
There is a lot of good extensions that may fit your needs, I can recommend redEVENT
, here is a demo
Has any one used and updated jquery.tweet.js for liferay 6.1
after following important note from seaofclouds.com,
Important note about Twitter's API changes
Twitter has discontinued its unauthenticated v1.0 API,
so this widget has stopped working as of 2013-06-11.
Twitter wants your only option for on-page widgets to be
their own Embedded Timelines, but there are workarounds
which involve installing server-side code to support this widget.
Please see this discussion for more details.
If yes, let me know steps to do ?
I am also trying, If done i ll update
Till then waiting for reply, might be save my time.
Thanks
Basic wrapper for Seaofclouds / Tweet.js that incorporates functionality with Twitter's v1.1 API
https://github.com/StanScates/Tweet.js-Mod