Facebook Plugin - Phonegap

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Facebook Plugin - Phonegap

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I’m using a Phonegap plugin to log in with Facebook, it’s working perfectly, I can get the email and user id, now, I needed to put this data in a JSON for me to work with it via ajax.

follows the code:

HTML

        <div class="event listening button" onclick="login();">Logar com Facebook</div>
        <div class="event listening button" onclick="apiTest();">Mostrar Dados</div>
        <div class="event listening button" onclick="logout();">Fazer Logout</div>

JS

        var login = function () {
          if (!window.cordova) {
             var appId = '305528339609022';
             facebookConnectPlugin.browserInit(appId);
          }
          facebookConnectPlugin.login( ["email"], 
             function (response) { alert(JSON.stringify(response)) },
             function (response) { alert(JSON.stringify(response)) });
        }

        var apiTest = function () { 
            facebookConnectPlugin.api( "me/?fields=id,email", ["user_birthday"],
                function (response) { alert(JSON.stringify(response)) },
                function (response) { alert(JSON.stringify(response)) }); 
        }

        var logout = function () { 
            facebookConnectPlugin.logout( 
                function (response) { alert(JSON.stringify(response)) },
                function (response) { alert(JSON.stringify(response)) });
        }

you can see that I do the login() then I click on the show data, there will appear an Alert for me showing the data. Now, I needed to put it in an array, to pick up via ajax...

you can see in the air

http://www.petfy.com.br/facebookconnect/www/

RIGHT NOW I GOT THE DATA, IT IS IN OBJECT

MY OBJECT

                var apiTest = function () { 
                facebookConnectPlugin.api( "me/?fields=id,email", ["user_birthday"],
                    function (response) { 
                      dados = response;
                    });
            }

the object is called "data", as I can take this object and make a json_enconde()?

put in an array to catch via ajax ? xDD

– Enoque Duarte

2014/08/06 at 17:39
in apiTest(), the answer you receive is already a js Object, just store in a var qlqer

– Enoque Duarte

2014/08/06 at 17:41
@What would you look like? var id = JSON.stringify(Answer); ?

– Furlan

2014/08/06 at 17:42
you can declare var 1º at the top, where you want (var data), and then within the function you give the value (data = Sponse),,,,,, if you want an Object you don’t stringify xd, stringify is to transform jobject into a json string

– Enoque Duarte

2014/08/06 at 17:44
I’ll put the code in an answer for you to see

– Enoque Duarte

2014/08/06 at 17:44
@Enoqueduarte I understood, now, how to for example, to catch her via ajax?

– Furlan

2014/08/06 at 17:58
what do you mean how to catch her via ajax ? the variable is set, just use it :)

– Enoque Duarte

2014/08/06 at 18:01
uhm ? that code will hit the server ?? you are using Node.js ?

– Enoque Duarte

2014/08/06 at 18:03
I think you’re confusing xd, javascript runs client-side

– Enoque Duarte

2014/08/06 at 18:04
Yes @Enoqueduarte I meant that the code that connects with facebook will be on the server-side, for me to get this data on the server I have on client-side! understands?

– Furlan

2014/08/06 at 18:06
Let’s go continue this discussão in chat.

– Enoque Duarte

2014/08/06 at 18:06

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by Enoque Duarte • **128** points · Answer 1 · 2014-08-06T17:47:12+00:00

Quite simple, defines a variable outside the call to api and inside the call guards to response in that variable... how you want an object, you don’t do the JSON.stringify() , stringify is only meant to represent the object in a json string (to display in an Alert like that you have for example)

   var dados;  

   var login = function () {
      if (!window.cordova) {
         var appId = '305528339609022';
         facebookConnectPlugin.browserInit(appId);
      }
      facebookConnectPlugin.login( ["email"], 
         function (response) { alert(JSON.stringify(response)) },
         function (response) { alert(JSON.stringify(response)) });
    }

    var apiTest = function () { 
        facebookConnectPlugin.api( "me/?fields=id,email", ["user_birthday"],
            function (response) { 
              dados = response;
              alert("sucesso !!!"+JSON.stringify(response));
            },
            function (response) { alert(JSON.stringify(response)) }); 
    }

    var logout = function () { 
        facebookConnectPlugin.logout( 
            function (response) { alert(JSON.stringify(response)) },
            function (response) { alert(JSON.stringify(response)) });
    }