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You should be able to pull the data from their API after registration. You can do the logic checks on that data and present your own HTML form prefilled with th
by mikeknoop 16y ago
You should be able to pull the data from their API after registration. You can do the logic checks on that data and present your own HTML form prefilled with the data Facebook sent you if anything needs to be changed.
- andrewingram 16y agoYou can - the data gets POSTed to a URL of your choosing, signed with your secret key. But I don't like the interruption in flow that I have to force on the user in order to present a second (nearly identical) registration form just because the validation on the first is rubbish - especially for a field as important as email address.
- mikeknoop 16y agoIn case you didn't catch it - Facebook just announced this (validation) functionality yesterday.