How to use ASp.net Identity to post on users facebook wall

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I want to know if it is possible to achieve the following using ASP.Net Identity and Asp.net mvc on an opinion polls where user will either vote up a question or vote it down.
1)Users can vote up/down after supplying there Username and password for Facebook.
2)Post on that User's Wall.

Posted 18-Jun-15 3:00am

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Mostafa Asaduzzaman 18-Jun-15 16:28pm

It sounds like you need to use Facebook Graph API and integrate it to your MVC application where ASP.NET Identity will help you for OWIN authentication.
http://www.pluralsight.com/courses/integrating-aspdotnet-mvc-facebook-graphapi this is a fantastic course on PluralSight, but it is not free.

Member 9769841 20-Jun-15 13:35pm

please, can you give a little more explanation and probably links to related articles. Thank you.

ZurdoDev 18-Jun-15 19:35pm

Yes. What is your question?

Member 9769841 20-Jun-15 13:36pm

I want to know if it is possible to achieve the following using ASP.Net Identity and Asp.net mvc on an opinion polls where user will either vote up a question or vote it down.
1)Users can vote up/down after supplying there Username and password for Facebook.
2)Post on that User's Wall.

ZurdoDev 20-Jun-15 13:56pm

I already answered yes. You can do anything with code.

Start with the facebook developers site.

Member 9769841 21-Jun-15 14:44pm

Thank You

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