By the way, when we are talking about face. Is it possible to post sth to fb fanpage via API, like we do with twitter?
Regards, Saša Stamenković On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 6:57 PM, pwansch <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi, > I added Facebook Connect to my site and it works well. > > This is what I do to detect that a user is logged in and it works fine: > > require_once 'library/ext/facebook-platform/php/facebook.php'; > > // Find out Facebook Connect status > $facebook = new Facebook($this->_config->facebook->appapikey, > $this->_config->facebook->appsecret); > $facebookUserId = null; > try > { > $facebookUserId = $facebook->get_loggedin_user(); > } > catch(Exception $fbException) > { > // The facebook connect status could not be determined > $facebookUserId = null; > } > > // Check if we can find the Facebook member > if (!is_null($facebookUserId)) > { > .... log the user on > > However, my problem is that only resetting the browser will get rid of the > cookies that make get_loggedin_user think that the user is still logged in: > > What I do at logout is the following: > > // Destroy the session and redirect > Zend_Session::destroy(true, true); > > // Get the Facebook object > $facebook = new > Facebook($this->_config->facebook->appapikey, > $this->_config->facebook->appsecret); > > try > { > // Logout the Facebook user and redirect > $facebookUserId = $facebook->logout("http://gogoverde.com > "); > } > catch(Exception $fbException) > { > // Ignore and log only > GgvLogger::log(GgvLogger::formatException($fbException), > Zend_Log::ERR); > } > > > The browser redirects to Facebook and logs the user out but then when I get > back to my site, I am still logged on. Now I have tried to comment out the > destroy session, tried an expire session instead and in addition to logout. > Nothing gets rid of the cookies (tried both in FF and Safari). Now I > realize > this is not primarily a ZF issue, but I wonder if anybody has run into the > same problem and has some advice. I searched and tried everything on the FB > wiki and solutions that had been suggested in Forums without success. Any > help is greatly appreciated. > > -- > View this message in context: > http://n4.nabble.com/Zend-Framework-and-Facebook-Connect-tp2017688p2017688.html > Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >
