Tweetlighter is a wordpress plugin, using which visitors of your blog can select the text they wanted to tweet from your blog. This niche plugin allows your visitors to stay on your website, and tweet the words/sentence they liked. Once the text is tweeted, the bitly shorten link is also added so you get a link back to your wordpress site.

Technology:

• PHP Programming
• Wordpress Plugin Development
• Twitter Integration
• Bitly Shorten URL api

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We added a fbconnect feature, so when they are looking at their vehicle, they can authorize the vehicle and link the vehicle to their fb page. and thus each time a new photo gets loaded on the site (autowatch and dealer website) the same gets posted to their fb page. And they dont have to keep checking the page.

How does that work?
It’s a multi step process as shown below:
1. Users come to your website and clicks on fb connect button.
a. As you can see above the form is empty and by using FB connect the website will auto populate this using data from facebook.
2. The second window is a regular FB connect window you might have seen many times.
3. The third step is extended permissions, as we are requesting the user to share the email address, we have to get their extended permissions.
4. The fourth and the last step is populating the form on your website, or its up to you to directly save this all information in the database.

Step 1: Your website’s registration form

Step -2  Requesting basic permissions

Step 3- Requesting extended permissions and retrieving email address

Step -4

What if the user changed their email address, as in step 3 (extended permissions)

What is a proxied email address?
A proxied email address is a storable channel through which your application can contact your users. Each address is specific to an application/user pair, so that you don’t have to worry about another application trying to spam your users.

Why would I want to use this?
Email is a core method of communication on the Internet, whether you’re building an individual Web site, a Facebook application, or any other Internet property. For this reason, Facebook now offers additional support to make it easier to communicate with your users through email.

How can I get this for my users?
In order to send email directly to a user, you must prompt the user for the email extended permission. Once you get the permission, you can get that user’s proxied email address by either querying the user FQL table for the proxied_email field, or by requesting proxied_email for the user with the users.getInfo API method.

How does it work?
If you want to send an email to a set of your users, just include their proxied emails in the To: field of the message (Note: Do not put these addresses in the CC: field as they will be ignored). Add the subject of the email as you normally would, and fill out the body of the message. Note that the body of the email is constrained similarly to notifications.sendEmail. Also note that any attachments will currently be ignored; only the message body will be passed on at this time.
Email messages sent to a proxied_email address come from the facebookappmail.com domain.