facebook-android-sdk

The title says it all. I'm using a custom button to fetch the user's facebook information (for "sign up" purposes). Yet, I don't want the app to remember the last registered user, neither the currently logged in person via the Facebook native app. I want the Facebook login activity to pop up each time. That is why I want to log out any previous users programmatically. How can I do that? This is how I do the login: private void signInWithFacebook() { SessionTracker sessionTracker = new SessionTracker(getBaseContext(), new StatusCallback() { @Override public void call(Session session,

In the facebook authentication flow for asp.net identity, the facebook oauth dialog appends a code rather than access token to the redirect_url so that the server can exchange this code for an access token via http://localhost:49164/signin-facebook?code=...&state=... . My problem is that my client is a mobile app which uses the facebook sdk and that straight away gives me an access token. Facebook says using the sdk always gives you an access token so can I straight away give web api the access token? I understand this is not very secure but is it even possible? I don't know if you finally

I have followed some Facebook API 3.0 tutorials, including the Login/Logout and the Publish To Feed examples. So the login works this way: App opens, shows a fragment which displays a login button User clicks login, the authentication is done via the referenced FacebookSDK library (com.facebook.widget.LoginActivity) and the provided code using sessions. User is redirected to next screen I don't want to make the user to login this way. I want them to use my app without any login/registration, then if they click on a facebook specific feature e.g. share a note on Facebook, then the app should

With Facebook's new Android SDK 3.0 (that was released a few days ago), the process of authentication has changed. So how do you request a read permission such as "friends_hometown"? The following code is how I am trying to do it - but I'm quite sure it's not the way you should do this: Version 1: protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); Session.openActiveSession(this, true, new Session.StatusCallback() { // start Facebook login @Override public void call(Session session, SessionState state, Exception exception) { // callback for session state