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I've got an app idea in mind - but I'm relatively unfamiliar with the FB SDK.<br />
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Once a user has granted the app authorization to post on their behalf - the user doesn't need to be logged in/etc from that point on for the service to work, correct? &nbsp;Once the App ID is registered to the user and appropriate authorizations granted - the server can just call up the user's ID/Group ID/etc from SQL and post automatically?
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I've got an app idea in mind - but I'm relatively unfamiliar with the FB SDK.

Once a user has granted the app authorization to post on their behalf - the user doesn't need to be logged in/etc from that point on for the service to work, correct?  Once the App ID is registered to the user and appropriate authorizations granted - the server can just call up the user's ID/Group ID/etc from SQL and post automatically?

Facebook SDK Auto Posting

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