I am using app engine as backend for an android app. I want users of my app to authenticate with their google accounts and on the backend, I use the users service to access the user details.This approach is described here. The very first time user installs the android app, he gets a screen like the one shown below. The screen displays user's email, android app name (both redacted) and my app engine app shows up as "Google App Engine". Is there a way to customize this name? Because it can be very confusing to the user as they would not know what "Google App Engine" is.
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I make an android game and I integrated it with Facebook, and it was working fine until I received this notification on my Facebook developer page:
This account has enhanced targeting data set to off. We are removing the opt out setting, effective October 15. Note that data received through the use of our pixel and mobile app events has not been used for targeting to date, and we do not have plans to do so beyond small-scale tests. If we start using this data to improve ad targeting, we will ensure that this data makes up only a small percentage of the inputs into each targeting segment. You can also remove the Facebook pixel, app events and Social Plugins from your websites and apps before the effective date.
The game keep loading when I try to login to Facebook then its back to the game scene like if the user cancel the login, and I really can't find a solution since the game is working in Unity editor, the login working only in android phone if I uninstall the Facebook app
We currently developing an app for two platforms, iOS and Android. The development state of the iOs app is more advanced than the state of the Android app. We need facebook for authentication and we also want the “publish_actions” permission to post open graph actions on the users wall.
For our iOs app we reached a level were we want to submit for review. Unfortunately this is not true for the android app.
As far as we know we have to remove the android platform from the Settings (https://developers.facebook.com/apps//settings/) if don’t want that facebook review it. But if we do this our android developers are not able to use the facebook authentication and therefore they can not work on the app in a proper way.
Our question: is there a way to submit for review for iOs only without losing the possibility to develop the android app? Or should we send our "not ready" android app to facebook review?
So, we found a working answer by ourselves.
On the facebook developers website we added a new app. There you can choose if this app should be a test version of an existing app. If you say yes, you get a ready test version of your existing app.
After that you have to direct you “development versions” of your app to the new app id etc and do not forget to test it. For example in ios you have to set FacebookAppID and the URL Schemes to the new AppId and AppName.
If it works you can remove your “not ready for submission” platforms from the settings of your normal app (not the test version) and submit for login review.
We have an Android App and an iOS App setup under the same Facebook App ID. We use Facebook Login and the relevant SDK's for both iOS and Android and to our knowledge all the correct settings are being used in the developer control panel.
However, our Android app installs are not being displayed in the "Mobile App Installations" insights page, but the iOS installs are being logged.
Does anyone know if there's something special we need to do in order to report the Android app installs, or a setting we have missed that will allow us to see / collect this data?
I'm building a native Android app for a client and one of the areas of the app allows the user to post their score from a quiz to their Facebook wall. This app is on devices that are handed out to the public and not on their own person device. The problem is that the Facebook login page has a link to Google Play that says "Get Facebook for Android and browse faster". When tapping this the user is bumped out of the app to the Market. I need to keep people within the app. Giving the user the ability to enter Google Play and download the Facebook app or any other app is not going to work.
There's the added problem that the device has a protective casing that covers the hardware navigation buttons. So the user doesn't have access to the back button to return to the app.
Any ideas if how to get a modified login page?
I am developing an Android application to run on Android tablets and phones. I want to add a feature for the user to post to his wall text selected from my application.
I can do that now. However, the postings to my ser apear under my developer name via my app (which the user would not want my name but his/hers). I want the user name via my app or just Posted by my app to appear on the user's Facebook wall.
I cannot find a way to do this. My app interfaces with Facebook via:
Website with Facebook Login
All that I want is for my user to post a message from my app. An example would be if my app were a game would be to post the score on his wall (certainly without my name).
I am an Android developer and not a Facebook developer.