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user's profile data to store them at my web
gregg_anderton
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How to add login via Facebook, Twitter, Google and Linkedin; and then fetch user's profile data to store them in database? Or let me know if you know of an add-on that can do that.
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http://vanillaforums.org/docs/twitter
http://vanillaforums.org/docs/facebook
http://vanillaforums.org/docs/googleconnect
Janrain Capture allows you to store your users social profile data and site activity in a lightweight, customizable user database to fuel more targeted marketing campaigns. ... Get Janrain ... Users bring a wealth of data along with them when they visit your site,
http://janrain.com/products/capture/
this may help you learn how to build your own
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/420052/Implementing-User-Profiles-in-ASP-NET-A-Beginners
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To add to vrijvlinder - try the SocialLogin plugin - the company offers "Identity Storage" as part of their services.
That said, it does say to "request a demo" and that to me means "try before you buy", though i'm sure Janrain's similar service may also cost.
If it is something you'd like to do, i'd imagine your facebook application would have to ask permission to access certain data as part of the login process, and the user grant it. Read up on Graph API for Facebook, or sign up for Janrain or SocialLogin.
At present, I believe logging in with Facebook stores email, profile picture and the username if you allow Facebook names to be used as usernames. (2.1)
You wouldn't be able to change your current application to raid current user's profiles for more data, for example.
@OnlyAnExcuse Thanks for sharing SocialLogin. Its existence shortens my TODO list significantly.
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Janrain is free but the free version is a bit limited. I think they charge based on how many users. Seems like a good service for people with massive forums.
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