I want to integrate Linkedin to my asp.net site

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Hi,
I want to integrate Linkedin to my asp.net site using C#,

Pls help me out of this problem it will be very helpful for me.

Thanks In Advance,
Vinay

Posted 22-Sep-11 19:24pm

vinayraju

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Sep-11 1:29am

A question makes little sense unless you explain your goals and key requirements.
--SA

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Solution 5

Please take a look at the C# and asp.net code at ASP.NET - Login and SingUp with LinkedIn API

You can also check the demo at Demo - SignIn with LinkedIn in ASP.NET

Posted 5-Sep-13 1:58am

Kiran Beladiya

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CHill60 5-Sep-13 12:00pm

Answering 2 year old questions with a link to your own website will attract downvotes

Kiran Beladiya 20-Sep-13 1:00am

Are you codeproject advocate? The links given in solution are not to attract votes. It is given to help codeproject readers who are looking for specific solution.

By the way these links attracts 30+ visitors daily to that article, that means so many people there still looking for a good code base for LinkedIn integration event though the question is two year old!!!

CHill60 20-Sep-13 4:32am

No I am not a codeproject advocate in that sense. If the article is getting 30+ visitors a day then it is clearly coming up on google searches and that is a good thing. I believe Quick answers on this site however is for people seeking "quick" answers not one that comes along 2 years later which they should be able to find via proper research anyway.
BTW despite the comment below, it was not I that downvoted your solution - I was simply trying to warn you that that would happen.

charles henington 6-Sep-13 6:34am

my vote of 1 also

Solution 2

Hello Friend see this Link

LinkedIN[^]

It will contain all plugin which you can use in your application to integrate Linked In in your site..

Here see for plugins tab its very easy...

See also this..

http://developer.linkedin.com/[^]

Documents[^]

Posted 22-Sep-11 19:37pm

Tejas Vaishnav

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2011-09-22T19:33:00

Solution 1

Did you see this:
https://developer.linkedin.com/[^],
https://developer.linkedin.com/apis[^]?

There is a .NET wrapper written in C#:
http://linkedintoolkit.codeplex.com/[^].

—SA

Posted 22-Sep-11 19:33pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

Updated 22-Sep-11 19:34pm

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bbirajdar 25-Jul-12 5:21am

Yes.. This is what a developer needs ..+5

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Jul-12 12:04pm

Thank you.
--SA