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#FacebookLikeView
# FacebookLikeView

FacebookLikeView is a Facebook Like button for native iOS apps.

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To see FacebookLikeView in action, build the included `FacebookLikeViewDemo`
project.

##Getting started
## Getting started

1. If you haven't already installed the Facebook iOS SDK, add the files in the
`FBConnect` directory to your Xcode project.
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should also call this method any time the user signs in or out of Facebook,
and after modifying any of the FacebookLikeView's properties.

##More delegate methods
## More delegate methods

You may want to be notified when the Like button is used. In that case,
implement these optional FacebookLikeViewDelegate methods:
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- (void)facebookLikeViewDidRender:(FacebookLikeView *)aFacebookLikeView;

##How it works
## How it works

FacebookLikeView uses a web view to host the same Like button XFBML as would be
used on a web page.
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encodes the event into a URL request that is intercepted by native code, which
then calls the appropriate delegate method.

##Caveats
## Caveats

FacebookLikeView is not supported by Facebook and is subject to break when
changes are made in the Like button's implementation.
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