[RELEASED] Facebook Connect & Post Product On FB Wall Module

This module will enable your customers to auto register and login with their Facebook account,with offline_acces permission you can post your products anytime on your customers Facebook wall.

DEMO
V.1.5.*
http://www.yansimagroup.com/opencart/in ... ount/login

V.1.4.9.*
http://yansimagroup.com/opencart1496/in ... ount/login



Post Products on Customers Facebook Wall
Post Results Report
Auto Register Without Opencart Registration Form
Auto Login with Facebook Connect
Dashboard Stats for Facebook Users
Facebook PHP SDK (v.3.0.0)
Customizable Facebook Settings
Customizable Requested Extended Permission
Admin can manage customers via admin panel, as normal registered users
Facebook API requirements : cURL and JSON extensions.
Supported OpenCart Versions: : V1.5.* and v.1.4.9.*

Price: 20.00 $

Link to opencart store:
http://www.opencart.com/index.php?route ... 589&page=2

Question, if you can use facebook to login to the store front, why are the facebook share links in the admin product list?

Surely it would be better, as ive done, to include share links on the store front product pages where it would be used.

hi
that are not Facebook Share links.Links for Facebook post action for Opencart.
with this link you can Post your product on your Customers Facebook Walls.

ah i see now, ok thank you.

Now available for All 1.4.9.* Versions

hi there ,

is there any way , to redirect them to add their address book after they have created their account. or dont let them to add product to cart until they fill in their default address.

If you implement this extension you could end up with some very unhappy potential customers, and a very empty bank account. How many stores have procedural or legal limitations on what countries they are allowed to sell to (billing limitations) or ship to (shipping limitations)? If you allow a visitor to come in the back door of your store without filling out a customer registration page you have no chance of forcing a potential customer into compliance prior to making an order that you have no chance of delivering, or worse, no chance of collecting payment for.

Also, should someone hijack a customer's Facebook account he will also have hijacked that customer's account on your store. If you are relying upon Facebook's say-so that the customer is who he says he is, you have no way of resetting that customer's security credentials in your store in order to block the fraud until Facebook gets around to fixing the problem on that end. As a store owner, can you afford that liability?