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i don't know that a priest would be necessary seeing as only one party has the ability to consent. i'm not even sure it can be properly called a legal union. i have to admit though that this is the most interesting thing i've ever read about
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Hi Faith, I saw a documentary on this last year and I don't think my jaw lifted off the floor for the entire hour it was on! It really was the single most bizarre thing I have ever seen! It's very disturbing. These people are depriving themselves of real relationships. I understand that their way of life makes them happy, but it's difficult to imagine how it can make them truly fulfilled over time.
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see more »Erika Eiffel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Erika Eiffel. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Jump to: navigation, search . Erika "Aya" Eiffel, formerly Erika LaBrie, is an American woman who ...
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October 13, 2010
Facebook Connect | How Authentic? | One more guy NOT addressing third-party users - Nettuts+
Step 1. The Setup
MySQL Table
Let’s begin by creating a database table.
- CREATE TABLE `users` (
- `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
- `oauth_provider` varchar(10),
- `oauth_uid` text,
- `username` text,
- PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
- ) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1;
CREATE TABLE `users` ( `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, `oauth_provider` varchar(10), `oauth_uid` text, `username` text, PRIMARY KEY (`id`) ) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1;
Quite simple: we will be setting up a table for user information with id, username, first and last name, the URL to the user’s picture, and registered date. Also, we’re adding both an oauth_provider and oauth_uid fields, to distinguish between different third party open authentication protocols and their identifiers. For example, let’s say that, next week, you decide that it’s a good idea to also let Twitter users in. Easy; you just set another value to the oauthprovider, and avoid duplicating oauthuid values.
The Facebook App
Let’s begin by creating a new application. Give it a name and agree to the terms and conditions. Next, grab both the API Key and Secret in the basic tab as shown below.
On the canvas tab, set both the Canvas URL and Post-Authorize Redirect URL to your localhost and path that the script will process — something like http://localhost.com/login_facebook.php?. Note the question mark at the end and the domain; both are required by Facebook. Simply set your hosts file to a valid domain name.
On the connect tab, set the Connect URL to the same value and set localhost.com (or the one you are using) as the Base Domain.
Now save, download the client library, and unzip facebook.php in the srcdir to a new directory created in the root.
Step 2. The Callback
The authentication flow has three steps:
- The local script generates a URL asking the user for permission
- Facebook returns to the Canvas URL specified with a GET parameter
- The GET parameter authenticates the session
Let’s make a quick test before registering and login.
- # We require the library
- require("facebook.php");
- # Creating the facebook object
- $facebook = new Facebook(array(
- 'appId' => 'YOUR_APP_ID',
- 'secret' => 'YOUR_APP_SECRET',
- 'cookie' => true
- ));
- # Let's see if we have an active session
- $session = $facebook->getSession();
- if(!empty($session)) {
- # Active session, let's try getting the user id (getUser()) and user info (api->('/me'))
- try{
- $uid = $facebook->getUser();
- $user = $facebook->api('/me');
- } catch (Exception $e){}
- if(!empty($user)){
- # User info ok? Let's print it (Here we will be adding the login and registering routines)
- print_r($user);
- } else {
- # For testing purposes, if there was an error, let's kill the script
- die("There was an error.");
- }
- } else {
- # There's no active session, let's generate one
- $login_url = $facebook->getLoginUrl();
- header("Location: ".$login_url);
- }
# We require the library require("facebook.php"); # Creating the facebook object $facebook = new Facebook(array( 'appId' => 'YOUR_APP_ID', 'secret' => 'YOUR_APP_SECRET', 'cookie' => true )); # Let's see if we have an active session $session = $facebook->getSession(); if(!empty($session)) { # Active session, let's try getting the user id (getUser()) and user info (api->('/me')) try{ $uid = $facebook->getUser(); $user = $facebook->api('/me'); } catch (Exception $e){} if(!empty($user)){ # User info ok? Let's print it (Here we will be adding the login and registering routines) print_r($user); } else { # For testing purposes, if there was an error, let's kill the script die("There was an error."); } } else { # There's no active session, let's generate one $login_url = $facebook->getLoginUrl(); header("Location: ".$login_url); }Now, go to http://localhost.com/login_facebook.php, and let’s see what happens. If you are redirected to Facebook and requested for permission, we are on the right track.
However, there might be two issues. The first one: if you’re redirected to Facebook, but it shows an error, there might be a missing value in the configuration. Go back to your application settings and check both the Connect and Canvas tabs and make sure the fields are ok as described above.
There might be another issue, where you see an error, like “Uncaught CurlException: 60: SSL certificate problem, verify that the CA cert is OK.” This happens because of the CURL settings. You’ll have to open facebook.php, find the makeRequest() method, and, inside the function, find this line:
- $opts = self::$CURL_OPTS;
$opts = self::$CURL_OPTS;
Immediately following it, add:
- $opts[CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER] = false;
$opts[CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER] = false;
I hate hacking libraries, but I haven’t found another way. Well, let’s continue with user registration. I’ve also added a try/catch statement, because, if there’s an old session keys in the GET params in the URL, the script will die with a horrible error.
Step 3. Registration and Authentication
We’ll next be working with MySQL. Please note that I will not implement a data sanitizer, since I want to keep the code as short and on task as possible. Please keep this in mind: always sanitize your data.
First, let’s connect to the database.
- mysql_connect('localhost', 'YOUR_USERNAME', 'YOUR_PASSWORD');
- mysql_select_db('YOUR_DATABASE');
mysql_connect('localhost', 'YOUR_USERNAME', 'YOUR_PASSWORD'); mysql_select_db('YOUR_DATABASE');Now, let’s work on the $session conditional, in case we have a session.
- # We have an active session; let's check if we've already registered the user
- $query = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM users WHERE oauth_provider = 'facebook' AND oauth_uid = ". $user['id']);
- $result = mysql_fetch_array($query);
- # If not, let's add it to the database
- if(empty($result)){
- $query = mysql_query("INSERT INTO users (oauth_provider, oauth_uid, username) VALUES ('facebook', {$user['id']}, '{$user['name']}')");
- $query = msyql_query("SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = " . mysql_insert_id());
- $result = mysql_fetch_array($query);
- }
# We have an active session; let's check if we've already registered the user $query = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM users WHERE oauth_provider = 'facebook' AND oauth_uid = ". $user['id']); $result = mysql_fetch_array($query); # If not, let's add it to the database if(empty($result)){ $query = mysql_query("INSERT INTO users (oauth_provider, oauth_uid, username) VALUES ('facebook', {$user['id']}, '{$user['name']}')"); $query = msyql_query("SELECT * FROM users WHERE id = " . mysql_insert_id()); $result = mysql_fetch_array($query); }Note that I’m querying the database, looking for facebook as a oauth_provider; it’s generally a good idea, if you want to accept other OAuth providers (as twitter, Google Accounts, Open ID, etc.) and a oauth_uid, since it’s the identifier the provider gives to its user accounts.
The oauth_provider field could potentially lead to bad performance if we leave it as a text field type. As such, the best option is setting it to an ENUM type.
We have now a $result var with the values queried from the database. Let’s next add some sessions. Add this line at the beginning of your script.
- session_start();
session_start();
After the empty($result) conditional, append the following:
- if(!empty($user)){
- # ...
- if(empty($result)){
- # ...
- }
- # let's set session values
- $_SESSION['id'] = $result['id'];
- $_SESSION['oauth_uid'] = $result['oauth_uid'];
- $_SESSION['oauth_provider'] = $result['oauth_provider'];
- $_SESSION['username'] = $result['username'];
- }
if(!empty($user)){ # ... if(empty($result)){ # ... } # let's set session values $_SESSION['id'] = $result['id']; $_SESSION['oauth_uid'] = $result['oauth_uid']; $_SESSION['oauth_provider'] = $result['oauth_provider']; $_SESSION['username'] = $result['username']; }As it makes little sense to authenticate a user who is already logged in, just below the session_start() line, add:
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First Take Analysis: Facebook’s Crusade of Colonization
Categories: Facebook Strategy, First Take, MatrixPosted on April 21st, 2010Today marks yet another important era in Facebook’s saga, they are expected to make a big push to extend the Facebook experience to every webpage.
Today, I attended the f8 developer conference hosted by Facebook, they’ve made some key announcements on what they want their developers to do. While there’s a lot of news sources and bloggers rehashing what was announced, I’d like to go a step deeper and talk about the ecosystem impacts, opportunities and threats, and provide some insights. Here’s my take:
I just finished watching the keynote, while there’s a lot of folks rehashing news, my goal is to tell you what it means, and the impacts it has.
| Announcement | What It Is | Opportunities | Threats | What No One Tells You |
| Graph API | An open protocol that’s designed to aggregate all social activities from your friend back to Facebook | This makes Facebook a social inbox, regardless of the service: Pandora, Yelp, your corporate site | Email providers like Gmail/Buzz, Microsoft Windows Live, Yahoo, and AOL all want to be those destinations, now competing with 500mm users in FB | Facebook wants to be the starting point for your world –the new email inbox. If they turn on advanced search tools, this can threaten google.com |
| Social Plugins: “Like” button | Allows website managers to quickly embed ‘like’ feature on website, like other social features. This will aggregate on FB, and is a form of social bookmarks | As users go to websites (Like CNN) they can see which one of their real friends like which article. | Now your friends are the editors, threatening traditional editorial process. Threat to social bookmarking tools like Delicious | All this social aggregated content will yield a powerful database of what you and your friends like, the precursor to customized web experiences and social advertising. |
| Social Plugins: “Social Bar” | A floating bar at the bottom of a webpage embedded by simple code allows for EVERY page to be quickly social. | Everywhere you go online your friends can be with you, forever connected | Google Side Wiki,Meebo, and Liveworld’s Livebar (unless they both integrate Facebook FB API). Disclosure: Liveworld is a client | Now as every page can be social, there is no reason for consumers to make buying mistakes –their friends opinions are always there, diminishing power of marketers. |
| Docs.com | A partnership with Microsoft that allows Microsoft office docs to now be social with your Facebook friend | This can extend collaboration with your friends to the office environment | Unsure if this use case makes sense, are your friends those you want to collaborate with? This is a direct threat to Google Docs | Facebook and Microsoft are in bed, to team up against Google. Expect advertising based on social context to appear soon. |
| “Presence” Location based data | Facebook handed out in every attendees page an RFID tag that allows you to swipe it at kiosks to indicate your locations, see mine. | Although experimental expect this to extend to location base applications, eventually tying into credit cards, and mobile devices | Location based social networks like Yelp, Gowalla, MyTown, Foursquare and Twitter already allow people to do this –the difference? Add these chips to physical objects | Expect this technology to extend to mobile phones, credit cards, and future consumer products –allowing for unique social interactions. |
War Horn Sounded For Developers To Spread Facebook Experience:
- A Precursor to Social CRM. All of the social data that is now being aggregated to Facebook is the foundation for Social CRM. As Facebook captures each ’object’ whether it be a song, restaurant, person, or ‘like’ they are now assigning a Facebook ID (primary key). This unique identifier will allow every person, object, and piece of media to be trackable and have associated metadata. In the future, expect these objects to be used by developers to quickly assemble experience in context, right on the fly.
- Corporate websites can now be social –yet beware the tradeoffs. Corporate websites are plagued with inflexible archaic content management systems. Rather than wait for IT to develop a social roadmap for the corporate website, brands can now embed Facebook social features on corporate sites, serving up interaction and allowing users to find content their friends also like. Yet beware, by allowing Facebook to be the primary login, this reduces the traditional way of capturing leads and populating your database. Secondly, by doing this once, you’re setting the promise that Facebook will always be part of our corporate experience.
- Facebook goes more public, and threatens Google –but users may revolt. Facebook’s roaring growth is a threat to Google and other web portals, and as more developers deploy these hooks, they spread their colonies all over the internet. Yet Facebook’s core conundrum is they’ve made the promise to their users to keep the experience private and closed. Expect continued scrutiny over privacy as Facebook struggles to go open to compete with Google, dragging along users to be more public every step of the way. Facebook’s battles are both external as well as internal.
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