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So in my app I display some Facebook posts from a predefined page. I get the posts from my server (the server gets them from Facebook directly) and this way I avoid using the Facebook SDK. For each post, I have both the id and the URL and whenever a user presses on a post I open the Facebook app on that given post. Now I'd like to add the possibility for users to share these posts to their profile pages, but when a user opens a post (on the Facebook app) it doesn't appear any option to share it (only like and comment). Other option would be to use the standard android sharing feature (ACTION

As the title implies , I would like to share something via facebook/twitter in android .If the facebook/twitter is installed , I want to share the post via the fb/twitter application , otherwise I want to direct to the user to the browser . I can direct the user to the browser it is easy , but how can I share post via the fb/twitter application ? Thanks.. (Editted) I've tried to do this , examined developers.facebook.com , however they're doing this operation via fragments. I want to do it with default activity . I've tried the code below however I'm getting error like W/dalvikvm(16093): VFY:

How to share an image from an iPhone application to facebook? I am greatly appreciative of any guide or help. There is a Ray Wenderlech tutorial on how to use the new Facebook graph API. http://www.raywenderlich.com/1488/how-to-use-facebooks-new-graph-api-from-your-iphone-app Now once you have got the user giving you persmission, in your case it would be publish_stream. You can call the graph API with the parameters to post a photo on the wall. You will need to dig into the developers help guide to find accurately the Graph api which meets your requirement. You will have to then use the

HOW CAN I REPLACE THE R.id.ic_launcher with the specific id that user selected. i have created an application which represents some grid view of images, then after user selection it select the specific image and then a share menu button share the image to the social apps. but the error is whenever any image is selected and shared to any application it only sends the default launcher icon i.e, ic_launcher.png . my code goes below like this: FullImageActivity.java @SuppressLint("SdCardPath") public class FullImageActivity extends Activity { @Override public void onCreate(Bundle

I want to add some social media share buttons on my website. Using Open Graph meta tags would work for pages that represent one material (for instance a post on my website). But the problem is, I have a gallery page which contains multiple pictures, and I want to add share buttons for each picture. If I use Javascript to change the meta tags according to which picture the user wants to share, would--for instance--Facebook's Crawler catch the newly generated tags or the original tags when the page is loaded? I don't want to use PHP to generate the meta tags because everything in the gallery is

I am trying to mount a smb network share onto the desktop via python, I don't want the share to be mounted in a folder, but were all the other mounted shares are (if I use 'connect to Server' in OSX I want my python mount to be mounted in the same location). Here is the current python code: directory = os.path.expanduser('~/Desktop') directory = os.path.normpath(directory) os.system("mount_smbfs //server/servershare " + directory) When I run the above, something strange happens. In finder, my home, which has the icon of a house and my username changes to the mount name, it screws it up a bit.

Searched the whole web for this with no solution... I want to take a picture with the iphone camera and then be able to send it out via MMS/E-Mail. This doesn't have to happen in my app, but at least I'd like to be able to call the MMS/E-Mail app and make it select the taken (and stored) picture. When I use the built-in Photo-Album app, every picture has a button on the lower left corner which let's me share/print the actual photo... So I kinda hope I'll be able to build something like that into my app...? Any ideas? [EDIT] Thanks for the answers so far. Meanwhile, I found out that I could at