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Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know.
Facebook Login is a fast and convenient way for people to create accounts and log into your app across multiple platforms. It's available on iOS, Android, Web, desktop apps and devices such as Smart TVs and Internet of Things objects. Facebook Login enables two scenarios, authentication and asking for permissions to access people's data.
Page - Graph API Reference. On This Page. Graph API Version. v20.0. Page. Represents a Facebook Page. Over the coming months, all classic Pages will be migrated to the New Pages Experience. Use the has_transitioned_to_new_page_experience Page field to determine if a Page has been migrated. After all Pages have been migrated, the classic Pages ...
Log in to Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family and people you know.
Facebook Login is a fast and convenient way for people to create accounts and log into your app across multiple platforms. It's available on iOS, Android, Web, desktop apps and devices such as Smart TVs and Internet of Things objects. Facebook Login enables two scenarios, authentication and asking for permissions to access people's data.
This is a typical flow for accessing the Pages API: Get a User Access Token from the app User through Facebook Login. Query the /me/accounts endpoint to get the ID and Page Access Token of the Page the app User has permitted your app to access. Capture the returned Page ID and Page Access Token. Use the ID and token to query the Page node.
As indicated in step 1 of the diagrams above, both scenarios start with a user submitting OneLogin credentials through a login page in your app: From this login page, as indicated in step 2, have your app server call the Create Session Login Token API and pass it the username_or_email and password, along with the user’s OneLogin subdomain value:
