function fb_connect_app_init in Drupal for Facebook 6.3
Same name and namespace in other branches
- 5.2 fb_connect.module \fb_connect_app_init()
- 6.2 fb_connect.module \fb_connect_app_init()
- 7.3 fb_connect.module \fb_connect_app_init()
Prepare for fbConnect use. Because a single Drupal might support multiple apps, we don't know in advance which is the fbConnect app.
1 call to fb_connect_app_init()
- fb_connect_block in ./
fb_connect.module - Implements hook_block().
File
- ./
fb_connect.module, line 45 - Support for Facebook Connect features
Code
function fb_connect_app_init($fb_app) {
if (isset($GLOBALS['_fb_app']) && $GLOBALS['_fb_app']->apikey != $fb_app->apikey) {
// If we're in an iframe, only support connect for the iframe app.
return;
}
if ($fb = fb_api_init($fb_app)) {
$fbu = $fb
->getUser();
if ($fbu && (!isset($GLOBALS['_fb_app']) || $GLOBALS['_fb_app']->apikey != $fb_app->apikey)) {
// The user has authorized the app and we now know something about them. Use a hook to trigger the actions of other modules.
fb_invoke(FB_OP_APP_IS_AUTHORIZED, array(
'fbu' => $fbu,
'fb_app' => $fb_app,
'fb' => $fb,
));
}
// Remember which app we've initialized.
_fb_connect_set_app($fb_app);
_fb_connect_add_js($fb_app, $fb);
}
return $fb;
}