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svolenszki
posted 8 years ago
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svolenszki
replied 8 years ago

I am still looking for the solution and I found some other article in this topic.

Now I know that, after the succesful OAuth authentication I receive a token variable, which can be used for requesting user data like this:

https://graph.facebook.com/me?fields=name,email&access_token=CAAXFV....i31ytAZDZD

So if after the OAuth I store this token, than I can check, if the request gives me 200 (lgging in) or 400 (force to re authenticate with OAuth), but I am not sure, this is the real way to do?

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