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Facebook actually passes the path from the canvas url to your iframe. So what I do is make all the targets "_top" and point to my canvas url. No need for compli
by cowholio4 15y ago
Facebook actually passes the path from the canvas url to your iframe. So what I do is make all the targets "_top" and point to my canvas url. No need for complicated JS stuff. :D
So a link in my iframe app would be something like this:
<a href="https://apps.facebook.com/defensio/archives/index https://apps.facebook.com/defensio/archives/index target="_top">Deleted</a>
This will create an iframe with https://facebook.defensio.net/archives/index https://facebook.defensio.net/archives/index
- cmer 15y agoThanks Jason. That's actually my fallback idea, but isn't that very slow for the user since it reloads the Facebook container every time?