Access FB Graph API (FB.ui) after

[Cuong Vu]

Hi all, this question might be asked but I couldn't find the answer. Basically after authenticating with Facebook using FirebaseSimpleLogin, how can I access all Facebook Graph API (specifically FB.ui) to, for examples, post to feed or send message to friends?

Thank you, 

[Erik Beeson]

After authenticating, the "user" object (that is: the second argument passed to your FirebaseSimpleLogin callback) includes a property called "accessToken".

For example, to get the current user's friends (with jQuery):

var authClient = new FirebaseSimpleLogin(firebase, function(error, user) {

if(user) {

$.ajax({

type: 'get',

url: 'https://graph.facebook.com/me/friends',

data: {

access_token: user.accessToken

},

dataType: 'json'

}).done(function(response) {

// do something with response.data

});

}

});

Hope that helps.

--Erik

On Thu, Jul 25, 2013 at 12:25 PM, Cuong Vu <cuong...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi all, this question might be asked but I couldn't find the answer. Basically after authenticating with Facebook using FirebaseSimpleLogin, how can I access all Facebook Graph API (specifically FB.ui) to, for examples, post to feed or send message to friends?

Thank you, 

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[Cuong Vu]

Thanks Erik for your response. I'm kind of a noob here. I was able to access current user's friends. However, what I want to do is to post to wall/timeline of friends or send message to them. I found this: http://fbdevwiki.com/wiki/FB.ui#method:_.27feed.27 and thought I could try to use FB.ui, but I could not initialize the FB SDK once I already get authorized with Firebase because the site URLs for those two to work are different. Kind of clumsy explanation, hope that make sense.

Good thing I figure out that I can set the scope for auth.login to request extended permission, and there's permission to publish. However, I don't know how to write the http POST with access token in javascript (I'm using Angularjs). So I guess that's my another question. 

Thanks,