It's correct, the application ID is what you should use as ClientId.
I see the facebook site in Italian, so I might not be giving you the exact terms, but let's try:
- in the "advanced" page, you must enable the "native app" switch.
- in the "protection" section within the "advanced" page, enable the "Client OAuth Login" switch
- in the same section, set the "Valid OAuth redirect URIs" to "https://www.facebook.com/connect/login_success.html"
I think that this should be it. Note that one can use other ways to authenticate to facebook (for instance, a different callback URL), if he modifies the .service file accordingly. One can see the /usr/share/accounts/providers/facebook.provider file as an example: the values used there will be used unless different values are specified in the .service file (which has higher priority).
It's correct, the application ID is what you should use as ClientId. /www.facebook. com/connect/ login_success. html"
I see the facebook site in Italian, so I might not be giving you the exact terms, but let's try:
- in the "advanced" page, you must enable the "native app" switch.
- in the "protection" section within the "advanced" page, enable the "Client OAuth Login" switch
- in the same section, set the "Valid OAuth redirect URIs" to "https:/
I think that this should be it. Note that one can use other ways to authenticate to facebook (for instance, a different callback URL), if he modifies the .service file accordingly. One can see the /usr/share/ accounts/ providers/ facebook. provider file as an example: the values used there will be used unless different values are specified in the .service file (which has higher priority).