Wasay Syed

I had some pretty damn hard time, connecting the most used social media networks. I wanted to connect all the below networks without making a duplicate entry and I guess little review solved it but the result is that now I can't have My Notes published on Facebook. My Blog Feedburner Twitter Facebook I think removing notes from Facebook will simplify my blog entires; Previously I had to monitor not just the comments on my blog but also replies or likes on Facebook, even though I like the Facebook comments feature and the like feature; it is not connected to my blog. If there are 10 or more replies on My notes on Facebook, the visitors on my blog will see none as my blog is hosted on Google's Blogger platform. I hope that Blogger platform will somehow support Facebook Connect with it's platform and other platforms as well but for now it's not doing that and for that reason I chosen the below linking method to connect to the most used social media networks. Here is the so

Colin Wiseman: Blog Post Link http://you.arenot.me/2010/09/28/facebooks-graph-api-and-asp-net

Good feeling! I just implemented a welcome app and it's contact form submission in Facebook Apps. The implementation of the contact form is simple but it seems so complex when the regular post method does not work and I had to change the post method to get in php. Wish these details were posted before somewhere, but it's not easy to find a solution when I was searching for a specific text. The form actually resides on my server, but the URL is of apps.facebook.com, so the formmail.php script that, I used because of php, runs into problem, as somehow it's trying to process the form through apps.facebook.com domain rather than that of the domain inside the iframe of my server. Any way, if anyone is working on a Facebook app or Facebook submission form and needs help, than post your question in the comments section below and I will help out in what ever form I can. Happy Programming :)