Jun 30

2011

How to Set Up a Facebook Application for your Custom IFrame Tab

Since Facebook has decided to end the creation of any new FBML custom tabs, Facebook users are now forced to create custom tabs using the ‘new’ updated Facebook IFrame method. In the past, adding FBML custom tabs was a simple process which almost anyone could accomplish; the same cannot be said for the IFrame method which requires the creation of an actual Facebook Application. Many Facebook users have no idea what a Facebook Application is, let alone know how to set one up. This tutorial will teach you, in 6 easy steps, everything you need to know in order to properly set up your Facebook Custom IFrame Application. Read More »

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Jun 21

2011

How to Create a Custom Facebook Share Button for your iFrame Tab

A common feature of Facebook is the use of being able to ‘Share’ objects whether these objects are videos or links. If you’re anything like us then you like to have full control over what and how you share it, this proved rather difficult until now. In this tutorial we are going to show you, in two easy steps, how to create a custom Facebook ‘Share’ button to use on your Facebook iFrame tab that will allow viewers to share and post your custom content to their Wall. The difference between this ‘Share’ button and the standard ‘Share’ button is that every element (custom message, custom title and custom thumb image) within the share window is completely customizable, giving you total control over what you want to share. Read More »

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Jun 10

2011

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Tell Your Friend Form for FBML Tabs

By popular demand, our Facebook viewers wanted to know how we were able to place the FBML “Tell Your Friend” form on one of our custom Facebook tabs. Now we are here to show you! Read More »

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Feb 3

2011

How to Hide Content until Someone ‘Likes’ Your Facebook Fan Page

Hiding content from Facebook users until they ‘Like’ your fan page is a great way to increase the amount of fans following your page by giving users extra incentive to actually want to ‘Like’ your fan page. By utilizing fb:visible-to-connection a handy piece of built in FBML code we will be able to easily hide content from users until they ‘Like’ your page and become a fan. While this technique is not new and there are already numerous tutorials around on the subject our approach is different. We have simplified our technique in this tutorial to help alleviate some of the confusion we noticed from other tutorials. We have also solved a major issue for page admin’s who cannot see the actual fan content while logged in, however you still must log out in order to test the non-fan content. Read More »

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Jan 26

2011

How to add a ‘Like’ Button to your Facebook Static FBML Tab

Almost anybody who uses the internet today has seen and clicked on a Facebook ‘Like’ button, they are on almost every website in one form or another. For a long time Facebook users have wanted to add a ‘Like’ button to their custom Static FBML tabs but until now have been unable to. I’m sure that many of you have searched all over the web looking for a solution only to find everyone telling you that it’s just not possible, well now there’s finally a solution! This tutorial will teach you in two easy steps how to add a Facebook ‘Like’ button to your Static FBML tab. Read More »

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Jan 18

2011

How to Create a Custom Facebook FBML Slideshow

With slideshows becoming more and more popular in modern web design, the demand for adding them to Facebook’s Static FBML tabs has also risen. Adding a slideshow to your Static FBML tab is an appropriate and interactive solution to displaying multiple images in a nice organized and compact manner. This tutorial will teach you, in just 4 easy steps, how to implement a slideshow on your Static FBML tab using Facebook’s FBML Javascript. Read More »