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I need to retrieve yahoo contacts using the Yahoo Contacts API. They have provided a PHP SDK but I have to implement it in ASP.NET. Can anybody assist me on how to do that?
You can use SocialAuth.NET or go through its code for fetching contacts from Yahoo in YahooWrapper.cs
You can access it via YQL - this is a webservice, so you can simply access it as such.
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http://tylerwhitedesign.com/how-to-check-in-using-the-facebook-ios-sdk-and-graph-api
every where only this link is showing ,but using this we get only near by locations .
I want is how to get the checkin information from FB account to our application.
Maybe you mean this links?
Here you can see a full list:
Facebook Field values
Here you can send a test messages for test a response data:
Facebook Graph API Explorer
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There is a URL and unfortunately I see no content, one optimized PHP file This URL, content to hide with User Agent.
How can I know this URL which User-Agent used ?
You cannot receive the user-agent information from the URL. You can only retrieve it from the headers through a server-side check.
http://php.net/manual/en/reserved.variables.server.php
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I want to use Facebook's Realtime updates feature with my app.
My app is a client app, but as far as I can tell from the documentation I need to make a HTTP POST request to the /APP_ID/subscriptions endpoint which includes a callback_url parameter.
Is this callback url necessary?.
As I am working with windows 8 metro style application I cannot define a callback url for the app because this is client-side code.
Without a callback URL how would Facebook contact you to tell you there are new updates?
Short answer, no, there's no way to receive real-time updates without a callback URL
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Can anyone explain briefly what it means that MVC embraces the Web while Web Forms abstracts the Web?
briefly,
MVC respect the true stateless nature of HTTP and communicate in a true request-response model.
on the other hand WebForm abstracts some features to provide a simulated stateful model for Web developers (e.g: viewstate, postbacks, and an overall event-driven paradigm)
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Thank you Michael Hartl, the tutorial is awesome!
Can anyone please advise of the next steps to expose some functionality in the form of a service API. in particular, I am interested in having an iPhone client and was wondering of the best way (most secure, fast, clean) to accomplish that. Is it advisable to introduce a token that would be passed with every service call? what I can add to the current authentication/session implementation to mirror this on the iPhone side? (i.e, carry a "forever" session, and secure API calls).
Thank you! any help is much appreciated!