function theme_fb_login_button in Drupal for Facebook 6.3

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 7.4 fb.theme.inc \theme_fb_login_button()
2. 7.3 fb.theme.inc \theme_fb_login_button()

Theme a Facebook Connect button.

Uses a link with onclick="FB.login()", because this works much better than fb:login-button on Firefox when third-party cookies disabled.

3 theme calls to theme_fb_login_button()

fb_devel_info in ./fb_devel.module

fb_user_form_alter in ./fb_user.module

Implements hook_form_alter().

fb_user_user in ./fb_user.module

Implementation of hook_user().

File

./fb.theme.inc, line 39

Code

function theme_fb_login_button($text = NULL, $options = array()) {

  // Merge in defaults
  $options += array(
    'attributes' => array(),
    'connected_markup' => NULL,
  );
  $options['attributes'] += array(
    'class' => 'fb_login_button_wrapper fb_button_style',
  );
  if ($text === NULL) {
    $text = t('Connect');
  }

  // For compatibility, pass in scope as an attribute.
  if (!isset($options['attributes']['scope'])) {

    // Which permissions to prompt for?
    $perms = array();
    drupal_alter('fb_required_perms', $perms);
    if (count($perms)) {
      $options['attributes']['scope'] = implode(',', $perms);
    }
  }
  $scope = $options['attributes']['scope'];
  unset($options['attributes']['scope']);

  // New markup does not need this attr.
  $markup = '<div ' . drupal_attributes($options['attributes']) . '><a href="#" onclick="FB.login(function(){}, {scope : \'' . $scope . '\'}); return false;"><div><span>' . $text . '</span></div></a></div>';
  if ($options['connected_markup']) {
    $markup = '<div class=fb_not_connected>' . $markup . '</div>' . '<div class=fb_connected>' . $options['connected_markup'] . '</div>';
  }
  return $markup;
}