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How to Use the Facebook Developer Toolkit 2.0
Introduction
This snippet is just the start of a series of articles written to explain the most commonly used features of the Facebook Developer Toolkit API. I promised Brian Goldfarb that I would help support the community, and I intend to follow through. Thanks to Microsoft for supporting social networking development using the .NET framework!
With that said, let's get started.
Download the Facebook Developer Toolkit. Here is a link to the CodePlex Project.
Once you have the binaries on your local disk, we need to set up our Facebook application.
Setting up a Facebook Application
The process is actually quite simple. First we need to install the "Developer" application, provided by Facebook.
Here is a link - Facebook Developer Application
Launch the Developer application and click "Set Up New Application" in the top right hand corner.
You will see the following screen. I have filled in the necessary fields, but here is a quick rundown.
1. Application Name - You must pick one.
2. Callback URL - This is the address of your hosted facebook application.
3. Canvas Page URL - Give your application a nice, memorable address on Facebook.
How to Use the Facebook Developer Toolkit 2.0
Complete article: http://socialsnippets.com/snippets/how-to-use-the-facebook-developer-toolkit-20.aspx
http://www.stevetrefethen.com/wiki/Default.aspx?Page=Facebook%20application%20development%20in%20ASP.NET&AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1
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This snippet is just the start of a series of articles written to explain the most commonly used features of the Facebook Developer Toolkit API. I promised Brian Goldfarb that I would help support the community, and I intend to follow through. Thanks to Microsoft for supporting social networking development using the .NET framework!
With that said, let's get started.
Download the Facebook Developer Toolkit. Here is a link to the CodePlex Project.
Once you have the binaries on your local disk, we need to set up our Facebook application.
Setting up a Facebook Application
The process is actually quite simple. First we need to install the "Developer" application, provided by Facebook.
Here is a link - Facebook Developer Application
Launch the Developer application and click "Set Up New Application" in the top right hand corner.
You will see the following screen. I have filled in the necessary fields, but here is a quick rundown.
1. Application Name - You must pick one.
2. Callback URL - This is the address of your hosted facebook application.
3. Canvas Page URL - Give your application a nice, memorable address on Facebook.
How to Use the Facebook Developer Toolkit 2.0
Complete article: http://socialsnippets.com/snippets/how-to-use-the-facebook-developer-toolkit-20.aspx
http://www.stevetrefethen.com/wiki/Default.aspx?Page=Facebook%20application%20development%20in%20ASP.NET&AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1
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Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Javascript image clipping
I was looking all over the place for some javascript code to clip images. The answer was right under my nose. What I needed was already built into HTML.
HTML DOM clip Property
The clip property sets the shape of an element.
What happens if an image is larger than the element it goes inside? - The "clip" property lets you specify the dimensions of an element that should be visible, and the element is clipped into this shape, and displayed.
Object.style.clip=rect(top,right,bottom,left)auto
rect(top,right,bottom,left) - Sets the shape of the element
auto - The browser sets the shape of the element
More... HTML DOM clip Property
HTML DOM clip Property
The clip property sets the shape of an element.
What happens if an image is larger than the element it goes inside? - The "clip" property lets you specify the dimensions of an element that should be visible, and the element is clipped into this shape, and displayed.
Object.style.clip=rect(top,right,bottom,left)auto
rect(top,right,bottom,left) - Sets the shape of the element
auto - The browser sets the shape of the element
More... HTML DOM clip Property
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