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facebook connect for android returns a blank login screen?
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i am trying to use the old facebook connect authentication to authenticate my android client to get the necessary session id's and other credentials thats needed to start using the web service of facebook.
the issue i am having is that when my android application launces and tries to load the login page for facebook, that very same login page is blank and it only displays the the facebook logo as the title of the screen.
No login fields or buttons are visible leaving me nowhere to login and authenticate a user.
i have tried two API's one is facebook connect api for android http://code.google.com/p/fbconnect-android/ and the other one is the official android facebook sdk that is recommended to be used instead of the previous one i have just mentioned https://github.com/facebook/facebook-android-sdk/ .
please see the image below of how it looks like on my app.
Here is code that uses the latest android sdk facebook:
And a simple example of how to use it: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/guides/mobile/
My code is more or less identical to the above example.
edit: i did not catch what logcat was inputing in my first attempted at my code above but their was no exceptions or warnings thrown at the time. just a blank page.
i then tried it again and diddnt touch my code and what happens now is that a loading dialogue view pops up and stays their for a few minutes until the facebook windows disapears and the logcat outputs the error below:
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facebook connect for android returns a blank login screen?
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up vote 6 down vote favorite
i am trying to use the old facebook connect authentication to authenticate my android client to get the necessary session id's and other credentials thats needed to start using the web service of facebook.
the issue i am having is that when my android application launces and tries to load the login page for facebook, that very same login page is blank and it only displays the the facebook logo as the title of the screen.
No login fields or buttons are visible leaving me nowhere to login and authenticate a user.
i have tried two API's one is facebook connect api for android http://code.google.com/p/fbconnect-android/ and the other one is the official android facebook sdk that is recommended to be used instead of the previous one i have just mentioned https://github.com/facebook/facebook-android-sdk/ .
please see the image below of how it looks like on my app.
Here is code that uses the latest android sdk facebook:
And a simple example of how to use it: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/guides/mobile/
My code is more or less identical to the above example.
edit: i did not catch what logcat was inputing in my first attempted at my code above but their was no exceptions or warnings thrown at the time. just a blank page.
i then tried it again and diddnt touch my code and what happens now is that a loading dialogue view pops up and stays their for a few minutes until the facebook windows disapears and the logcat outputs the error below:
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