PHP Constructor

You need to create an instance of the "Facebook" object in PHP in order to call the methods of that object. The constructor takes a single associative array as an argument. If you create the new object by $facebook = new Facebook(array( ... )); then you can call all of the methods by $facebook->some_method( ... ); afterwards.

Example:

 require 'facebook.php';

 $facebook = new Facebook(array(
   'appId'  => 'YOUR APP ID',
   'secret' => 'YOUR API SECRET',
   'cookie' => true, // enable optional cookie support
   'domain' => '.example.com'
 ));

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
config	array	Property Type Description Required / Default Value Possible Values / Examples appId string Your application ID (available in developer application) Required secret string Your application secret (available in developer application) Required cookie boolean boolean true to enable cookie support false domain string domain for the cookie '' (which ever domain is currently being used '.example.com' - cookie will work on http://example.com and http://www.example.com fileUpload boolean boolean indicating if file uploads are enabled (comment in code says: "Indicates if the CURL based @ syntax for file uploads is enabled.") You can also temporarily set this to true with the PHP getters/setters. false

All of the constructor arguments can be changed after initializing the Facebook object by use of the PHP getters/setters.