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Devise : Using Devise Oauth info for facebook interactions.

I have gotten Oauth working with Devise and my users are happily logging in using their Facebook accounts. I would like to allow the users to "like" certain things on my site and post stuff back to their profiles. How do I do that using the information I have (seemingly only an encrypted_password and password_salt)?

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You need the stream_publish permission and you should check the documentation on how to do this. In order to allow users to 'like' content on your site you should use the appropriate opengraph meta tags on your content, as described here.

BeRecursive  2010-09-23 10:53:48
Don't I need some kind of token to pass to FB? All Devise is storing currently is the encrypted password and salt.
Mike Williamson  2010-09-28 14:52:56

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