Is it possible to do login without redirecting the user to Facebook

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Is it possible to do login without redirecting the user to Facebook
as i don't want to redirect to another website(i.e facebook login window) i want to login and get ACCESS-TOKEN from my asp.net application webpage.

is there any alternate to do this??

Posted 4-Mar-13 21:22pm

abdul.karim721

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Raje_ 5-Mar-13 3:26am

I don't think It is possible.

Akinmade Bond 5-Mar-13 6:41am

You mean you want to use Facebook login on your site without redirecting the user to Facebook first? That may look suspicious to some cause you would have access to my username and password if you will be submitting it for me.

abdul.karim721 6-Mar-13 0:19am

yes ,but there is no need to be login if i could his token number.
Actually i have some fix number of users, who are using our application nobody will be of outside, i have username and password of facebook in database .
i want to get create a post on facebook page wall of current specific user without login it should be passed in some query string and user would be able to create a post.

i need a particular token number of particualar user how will i get this?

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