Django Facebook - Test page
By Thierry Schellenbach mellowmorning.com, @tschellenbach
Soon you will be able to check django-facebook.com for more info.
By Thierry Schellenbach mellowmorning.com, @tschellenbach
Soon you will be able to check django-facebook.com for more info.
Thank you for logging in with Facebook. By default you will have the following data available:
| Field | Data |
|---|---|
| First Name: | {{ request.user.first_name }} |
| Last Name: | {{ request.user.last_name }} |
| Gender: | {{ request.user.get_profile.gender }} |
| About me: | {{ request.user.get_profile.about_me }} |
| Facebook profile url: | {{ request.user.get_profile.facebook_profile_url }} |
| Facebook ID: | {{ request.user.get_profile.facebook_id }} |
| Date of Birth: | {{ request.user.get_profile.date_of_birth }} |
| Website Url: | {{ request.user.get_profile.website_url }} |
| Local Image: | |
| Hotlinked Image: | |
| Likes: |
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| Friends: |
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| Getting More: | Facebook has a ton more data, read about it here. |
You can connect users which registered the old fashioned way, by giving them the following option to connect. Note that we explitly indicate that we are connecting using the connect_facebook=1 value.
{% endif %}