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How to Build a Facebook Landing Page for Your Business : Technol
muachunggiare Facebook is known for uniformity, no matter what content you post. But you can make a Facebook Fan Page that's different from others. With an array of apps to plug in, you can customize what people see when they land on your Page. You've probably seen custom Fan Pages like those of Best Buy and Victoria's Secret .One of the great things about my job is that I get paid to spend time on Facebook. Not only am I head of Web Design/Development, which is easy considering I’m the only guy in the department, recently I have also taking on the role of being the Social Media Manager. One of the tasks I have currently taking on is building our corporate Facebook page. I’ve managed and developed a few pages and groups before for clients when I was freelance and I have attempted to build a few apps for fun, but I’m not an expert in this area.
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How to make custom Facebook Fan Page tabs with FBML, Part 2 | Bl
The fastest and easiest way to add custom Tabs to a Page is with the Static FBML application . A nice visual tutorial of this method is posted on lorrainesiew.wordpress.com . I will also quickly outline the process here: Assuming you have a Facebook Fan Page already, you can get started by visiting the Static FBML App’s Page , and click on "Add to my Page" underneath the logo in the top left. Once you have added the application to your Page, go edit the Settings for that Page and you should see "FBML" listed under your Applications .
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Step by Step Guide to Creating a First Facebook App at aleatory
I’ve seen some how-to guides for getting started writing facebook apps on the web but none really cover everything from start to finish. Even Facebook’s own documentation is somewhat disappointing. So to help others find their way around Facebook markup and the life cycle of a Facebook application here is a simple tutorial.It is a very basic app which aims to display a web image of the user’s choice a) in miniature on their profile, and b) in full on the application’s own canvas page. What is a canvas page?
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How to Add Google Analytics to Facebook Fan Pages
How to Add Google Analytics to Your Facebook Fan Page | Social M
However, there is a new solution. Using free and opensource FBGAT (Facebook Google Analytics Tracker) , you can get Google Analytics working on your Facebook fan page . Now you can track visitor statistics, traffic sources, visitor countries, and keyword searches with all the other powerful reporting of Google Analytics. What follows are the instructions to set up Google Analytics tracker on your Facebook fan page.
The Video Gallery allows users to have multiple YouTube videos in one spot. There is no other template on Facebook that allows users to do this. Also included in the instructions is how to install the Static FBML App to your Fan Page, essentially a walkthrough on how to install the flash file into Facebook Fan/Likes page, from start to finish, and some other ‘good practices’ for creating a successful Fan Page.
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Facebook Static FBML – External Stylesheets No Longer Work – CSS
It’s time to convert your Static FBML tabs to iFrames You may have been redirected to this page from one of our Static FBML articles or tutorials. We’ve decided to terminate the Static FBML tutorials because FBML is increasingly less reliable, which leads to confusion and frustration, and to help encourage users to move on to iFrames before Facebook pulls the plug and your Static FBML tabs and FBML tags cease working altogether. It was a good run, but it’s time to move on… In March, Facebook made it clear that page admins should begin transitioning their Static FBML tabs to iFrame tabs. Shortly thereafter, page admins discovered they could no longer add the Static FBML application to their fan page and, if they already had it installed, they couldn’t create new tabs.How To Set Up A Facebook RSS Feed Reader Application For Your Bl
Next, we create a cache directory (where MagpieRSS can cache the feed if you want to use this feature) called magpie_cache and make it world-writable so that the Apache user (or the user running the PHP scripts if you use suPHP) can write to it: Now let's integrate MagpieRSS into our index.php script (take a look at Easy RSS Syndication with MagpieRSS for an easy feed reader - the following script already uses RSS caching and CSS styling): vi /var/www/fb/htf_feed_reader/index.php
How To Set Up A Facebook RSS Feed Reader Application For Your Bl
This guide shows how you can build an RSS feed reader application for the social network Facebook that will display your blog's/web site's RSS feed on the profile pages of Facebook users (that have installed the RSS feed reader application). Each item of the RSS feed will have a Share button so that people can share the story with their friends, and the application will have an Invite link so that people can invite up to ten friends at once to also install this feed reader application. I will use PHP5 to build the RSS feed reader application.We’ll be pulling database records from a WordPress “posts” MySQL table. What’s great about the code provided is that you may use it with any database system; all you’ll need to do is modify the MySQL query and the JSON properties used by jQuery or MooTools. The first step is deciding how many posts need to be loaded during the initial page load. Since our widget will remember how many posts were loaded during the last load (in case a user visits another page and comes back), we’ll need to use the session. The above code snippet contains all the “settings” content that we need. Next we need to create a PHP function that connects to our database, grabs more records, and returns their contents in JSON format: