Facebook like button without signing on

Social Media
#1

There is a way to implement a like button exactly like you are implementing it in a web page?

When you want to add a like button of your facebook page inside your website, you can simply add the code provided at this page:

https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/like-button/

And you don’t require to ask applications permissions… So, there is a way to do the same inside an app?

I tried with a webview, but it can’t connect to browser (obviously), so it requires the user to login (minor problem) and moreover, after that, it requires to click the like button again! ( so no user will EVER do it .___.’ ).

Does exists a simple solution?

#2

I believe that pressing the like button on your website still assumes or will log you in through facebook, if you want to like a facebook page.  There is putting a like button on your blog post to just count likes on your blog post, but that’s different.

Doing likes from Apps is something you rarely see and when you do, it opens the page in a web browser so you can like the page.

Rob

#3

Uhm… I understand.

On websites you can have a like button that puts that like to your facebook page, not to your website, and that like is assigned without asking a confirm (assuming you are already logged in to facebook).

So I though it could be the same for an application.

#4

I believe that pressing the like button on your website still assumes or will log you in through facebook, if you want to like a facebook page.  There is putting a like button on your blog post to just count likes on your blog post, but that’s different.

Doing likes from Apps is something you rarely see and when you do, it opens the page in a web browser so you can like the page.

Rob

#5

Uhm… I understand.

On websites you can have a like button that puts that like to your facebook page, not to your website, and that like is assigned without asking a confirm (assuming you are already logged in to facebook).

So I though it could be the same for an application.