Re: how to distinguish browser's tab?
hmm i see a couple of ways of solving this. - Mount a special facebook entry page, that setups your style etc.Use that as entry point for the facebook app - The session cookie approach, in my setups I have Apache HTTP infront, so again I would have two apps where a cookie are set from Apache like facebook.myapp.com and app.myapp.com 2010/7/7 Fernando Wermus fernando.wer...@gmail.com Hi all, I have a site which works in facebook, as an facebook ap, as well as stand alone. the styling is the only thing that changes between these two versions. Some days ago, I found a bug that I don't know how to solve. If a user logins in facebook an uses my facebook app and later he adds a browser's tab and uses the stand alone version, the styling which remains is the one for facebook. This is because I stored in the session the info about how he had logged in and thus which styling should be applyed. I don't find a way to distinguish later between the two browser's tab - or any other kinds of solution. I was thinking of adding a cookie which could help me to distinguish between tabs, but I am not used to working with cookies. I have a plenty lack of ideas, any help would be really appreciate it. -- Fernando Wermus. www.linkedin.com/in/fernandowermus
Re: how to distinguish browser's tab?
Nino, I write down On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 8:36 AM, nino martinez wael nino.martinez.w...@gmail.com wrote: hmm i see a couple of ways of solving this. - Mount a special facebook entry page, that setups your style etc.Use that as entry point for the facebook app This is the original problem. I do have an entry point, but if the user opens a browser tab now, and access to the site directly, my session was set up as a facebook app and thus the styling is the facebook one. - The session cookie approach, in my setups I have Apache HTTP infront, so again I would have two apps where a cookie are set from Apache like facebook.myapp.com and app.myapp.com 2010/7/7 Fernando Wermus fernando.wer...@gmail.com Hi all, I have a site which works in facebook, as an facebook ap, as well as stand alone. the styling is the only thing that changes between these two versions. Some days ago, I found a bug that I don't know how to solve. If a user logins in facebook an uses my facebook app and later he adds a browser's tab and uses the stand alone version, the styling which remains is the one for facebook. This is because I stored in the session the info about how he had logged in and thus which styling should be applyed. I don't find a way to distinguish later between the two browser's tab - or any other kinds of solution. I was thinking of adding a cookie which could help me to distinguish between tabs, but I am not used to working with cookies. I have a plenty lack of ideas, any help would be really appreciate it. -- Fernando Wermus. www.linkedin.com/in/fernandowermus -- Fernando Wermus. www.linkedin.com/in/fernandowermus
how to distinguish browser's tab?
Hi all, I have a site which works in facebook, as an facebook ap, as well as stand alone. the styling is the only thing that changes between these two versions. Some days ago, I found a bug that I don't know how to solve. If a user logins in facebook an uses my facebook app and later he adds a browser's tab and uses the stand alone version, the styling which remains is the one for facebook. This is because I stored in the session the info about how he had logged in and thus which styling should be applyed. I don't find a way to distinguish later between the two browser's tab - or any other kinds of solution. I was thinking of adding a cookie which could help me to distinguish between tabs, but I am not used to working with cookies. I have a plenty lack of ideas, any help would be really appreciate it. -- Fernando Wermus. www.linkedin.com/in/fernandowermus
