I have an ios 6 app with facebook subscription on the first page. I am using facebook-sdk 3.2. The login process is like a class textbook . Therefore, if there is a session, the user logs in automatically, otherwise he must click login. I also have a dialog box. It looks like a general tutorial .
- If the user has filled in his facebook login in iOS-Settings , there is a built-in login dialog (pop-up window). If the user logs in and touches the sharing button, there is a native sharing dialog box.
- If the user does not have a Facebook login in iOS-Settings , there is a quick login to log in. If the user logs in and touches the sharing button, he enters the standby general dialog .
Now to the odd part:
If the user goes on path 2, closes and restarts the application, he is automatically registered if there is a facebook session. If the user then affects sharing, a pop-up native share dialog box (expected backup backup access dialog box) appears, and the user is prompted to fill in his credentials in the iOS settings.
Is there a way to achieve uniform behavior? I don’t care if there is a backup general dialog or my own request dialog.
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