How to let a user in “internal Facebook App browser” to like my page without directing to a new page?
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When I visit this page (Facebook Like Button official page) in my Facebook browser, the like button is working very gracefully.
It works this way:
1 - Click the "like"
2 - There will be a sparkle animation showing
3 - Then the like action is done
However, when I put the same code in a page of mine, still in Facebook internal browser, after clicking the like button, there's no animation and I am redirected to a new page, in which I'm asked to confirm the like action.
Here is the screenshot of the new confirm box
Is there a way to let the user like my page directly without this "Do you want to like this page" confirm box? I want this feature because people are taking actions on my page and if they are directed to another page, the status of that page is gone.
Thanks for any kind of tips!
facebook facebook-javascript-sdk asked Jan 4 at 0:47
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When I visit this page (Facebook Like Button official page) in my Facebook browser, the like button is working very gracefully.
It works this way:
1 - Click the "like"
2 - There will be a sparkle animation showing
3 - Then the like action is done
However, when I put the same code in a page of mine, still in Facebook internal browser, after clicking the like button, there's no animation and I am redirected to a new page, in which I'm asked to confirm the like action.
Here is the screenshot of the new confirm box
Is there a way to let the user like my page directly without this "Do you want to like this page" confirm box? I want this feature because people are taking actions on my page and if they are directed to another page, the status of that page is gone.
Thanks for any kind of tips!
facebook facebook-javascript-sdk asked Jan 4 at 0:47
darkrose1977darkrose1977
84
The confirmation page will disappear when Facebook have enough confidence in your page.
– WizKid
Jan 4 at 1:02
Is there any official documents on that? Thanks!
– darkrose1977
Jan 4 at 1:05
Not that I know of
– WizKid
Jan 4 at 1:06
so this is a pure guess? or did you see any other people talking about this?
– darkrose1977
Jan 4 at 4:35
I've seen it before.
– WizKid
Jan 4 at 6:18
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show 1 more comment
When I visit this page (Facebook Like Button official page) in my Facebook browser, the like button is working very gracefully.
It works this way:
1 - Click the "like"
2 - There will be a sparkle animation showing
3 - Then the like action is done
However, when I put the same code in a page of mine, still in Facebook internal browser, after clicking the like button, there's no animation and I am redirected to a new page, in which I'm asked to confirm the like action.
Here is the screenshot of the new confirm box
Is there a way to let the user like my page directly without this "Do you want to like this page" confirm box? I want this feature because people are taking actions on my page and if they are directed to another page, the status of that page is gone.
Thanks for any kind of tips!
facebook facebook-javascript-sdk asked Jan 4 at 0:47
darkrose1977darkrose1977
84
When I visit this page (Facebook Like Button official page) in my Facebook browser, the like button is working very gracefully.
It works this way:
1 - Click the "like"
2 - There will be a sparkle animation showing
3 - Then the like action is done
However, when I put the same code in a page of mine, still in Facebook internal browser, after clicking the like button, there's no animation and I am redirected to a new page, in which I'm asked to confirm the like action.
Here is the screenshot of the new confirm box
Is there a way to let the user like my page directly without this "Do you want to like this page" confirm box? I want this feature because people are taking actions on my page and if they are directed to another page, the status of that page is gone.
Thanks for any kind of tips!
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The confirmation page will disappear when Facebook have enough confidence in your page.
– WizKid
Jan 4 at 1:02
Is there any official documents on that? Thanks!
– darkrose1977
Jan 4 at 1:05
Not that I know of
– WizKid
Jan 4 at 1:06
so this is a pure guess? or did you see any other people talking about this?
– darkrose1977
Jan 4 at 4:35
I've seen it before.
– WizKid
Jan 4 at 6:18
|
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The confirmation page will disappear when Facebook have enough confidence in your page.
– WizKid
Jan 4 at 1:02
Is there any official documents on that? Thanks!
– darkrose1977
Jan 4 at 1:05
Not that I know of
– WizKid
Jan 4 at 1:06
so this is a pure guess? or did you see any other people talking about this?
– darkrose1977
Jan 4 at 4:35
I've seen it before.
– WizKid
Jan 4 at 6:18
The confirmation page will disappear when Facebook have enough confidence in your page.
– WizKid
Jan 4 at 1:02
The confirmation page will disappear when Facebook have enough confidence in your page.
– WizKid
Jan 4 at 1:02
Is there any official documents on that? Thanks!
– darkrose1977
Jan 4 at 1:05
Is there any official documents on that? Thanks!
– darkrose1977
Jan 4 at 1:05
Not that I know of
– WizKid
Jan 4 at 1:06
Not that I know of
– WizKid
Jan 4 at 1:06
so this is a pure guess? or did you see any other people talking about this?
– darkrose1977
Jan 4 at 4:35
so this is a pure guess? or did you see any other people talking about this?
– darkrose1977
Jan 4 at 4:35
I've seen it before.
– WizKid
Jan 4 at 6:18
I've seen it before.
– WizKid
Jan 4 at 6:18
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The confirmation page will disappear when Facebook have enough confidence in your page.
– WizKid
Jan 4 at 1:02
Is there any official documents on that? Thanks!
– darkrose1977
Jan 4 at 1:05
Not that I know of
– WizKid
Jan 4 at 1:06
so this is a pure guess? or did you see any other people talking about this?
– darkrose1977
Jan 4 at 4:35
I've seen it before.
– WizKid
Jan 4 at 6:18