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Facebook Coding Briefs iFrames Fan Pages
By: Kevin HoughImprint: Runtime Publishing, LLC
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Facebook iFrames allows you to add custom Page Tabs to your Facebook profile.
With a Facebook iFrame, you can display a single Web page on your Facebook profile, or you can recreate an entire Web site.
The magic of Facebook iFrames is that the Web page that is shown in the iFrame is not stored on a Facebook server. You store your custom Web page on a server that is external to Facebook. This makes this feature more robust and easier to implement since you do not have to follow any pre-defined rules from Facebook.
The iFrames Coding Briefs book also includes three months of the Runtime Publishing iFrame System free of charge where you can securely store and retrieve your iFrame files.
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| Title of Computers eBook: Facebook Coding Briefs iFrames Fan Pages | |
| Release Date: 10-18-2011 | |
| Publisher: Runtime Publishing, LLC |
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| Parent title | Facebook Coding Briefs iFrames Fan... |
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| Encrypted (DRM) | Yes |
| SKU | 2370003889161 |
| File size | 4151 |
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