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[ashpowell]

Hi,

Is there a way of logging in with Facebook (on my website for example) and getting permissions required from whats specified on our Facebook App, not through specifying a scope in the url or javascript onpage?

Hope I've explained it well enough

Thanks

[ashpowell]

Anyone? I know theres some pros here

[Guth]

Sorry I can't help as I've never used facebook login/connections and don't really understand your question, however;
you would probably have a much better chance of getting an answer at one of the stack exchange websites: https://stackexchange.com/sites
Stack overflow would be your best bet I think http://stackoverflow.com/

[ashpowell]

I'll post on there, thanks for the advice.

My question (hopefully) better worded.

I'm creating a site which allows users to sign up/login with Facebook.

It needs to pop up and show permissions for the user to approve/decline. This is easily done using scope.. but I wondered if it could be done by checking the related app for the permissions rather than specifying on-page in the scope.

[Guth]

ashpowell, on 12 December 2012 - 16:49, said:

I'll post on there, thanks for the advice.

My question (hopefully) better worded.

I'm creating a site which allows users to sign up/login with Facebook.

It needs to pop up and show permissions for the user to approve/decline. This is easily done using scope.. but I wondered if it could be done by checking the related app for the permissions rather than specifying on-page in the scope.

Sorry dude I didn't mean your wording, I still dont understand lol.
I meant that I dont know what scope is or ANYTHING about facebook connect/apps

Good luck with your issue

[ashpowell]

haha fair enough

[DeathLace]

unfortunately I don't know of a way of doing this as each JS FB.Login call may need a different set of required permissions so they want you to specify them on each call individually