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Hi, I've created a Facebook App which extracts information from a website into a separate canvas page for the particular app.<br />
The problem is that I would like this information to be displayed in an existing Facebook page that I will administer.<br />
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I've tried to make sense out of the documentation to no avail I'm afraid.<br />
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Does anyone have an idea how I go about this?<br />
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Apologies if this is vague but any help would be appreciated.
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Hi, I've created a Facebook App which extracts information from a website into a separate canvas page for the particular app.
The problem is that I would like this information to be displayed in an existing Facebook page that I will administer.

I've tried to make sense out of the documentation to no avail I'm afraid.

Does anyone have an idea how I go about this?

Apologies if this is vague but any help would be appreciated.

Adding a Facebook App

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Social Networking

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