FB.XFBML.parse

Parse and render XFBML markup in the document. XFBML enables you to incorporate FBML into your websites and IFrame applications.

You can parse the following XFBML tags with this method:

• fb:activity
• fb:add-profile-tab
• fb:bookmark
• fb:comments
• fb:comments-count
• fb:connect-bar
• fb:facepile
• fb:fan
• fb:friendpile
• fb:like
• fb:like-box
• fb:live-stream
• fb:login
• fb:login-button
• fb:name
• fb:profile-pic
• fb:pronoun - intended to display the proper pronoun depending on the uid provided and the current user
• fb:recommendations
• fb:recommendations-bar
• fb:rectangle - mentioned in live Javascript SDK, but not implemented yet
• fb:registration
• fb:send - launched April 25, 2011
• fb:serverFbml - removed June 1, 2012
• fb:share-button
• fb:social-bar - apparently a feature announced in March 2010 that never was completed, however it's recognized in the SDK as a valid XFBML tag and replaced with some XHTML
• fb:subscribe - creates a subscribe button so a person can subscribe to a particular person (added December 8, 2011)
• fb:user-status

Examples

By default, this is all you need to make XFBML work:

  FB.XFBML.parse();

Alternately, you may want to only evaluate a portion of the document. In that case, you can pass in the elment.

  FB.XFBML.parse(document.getElementById('foo'));

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
dom	DOMElement	root DOM node, defaults to body
cb	Function	invoked when elements are rendered