Fb:dashboard

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Contents 1 Description 2 Examples 3 Notes 4 See Also

[edit] Description

Renders a standard Facebook dashboard header.

Dashboards can contain the following elements:

• fb:action
• fb:create-button
• fb:help

[edit] Examples

<fb:dashboard></fb:dashboard>

[edit] Notes

• For an application with an icon, the icon appears next to the application title.
• You cannot include tags like fb:if-user-has-added-app inside a dashboard. You can do the equivalent as illustrated below to create a dashboard that determines when a user has or has not added an application. This snippet mixes in Smarty code. While you can refactor this code, the detail is included for those unfamiliar with Smarty.

<fb:if-user-has-added-app> {if $isOwnSchedule == 'true'} <fb:dashboard> {include file='header-actions-internal.tpl'} </fb:dashboard> <fb:else> <fb:dashboard> {include file='header-actions-internal.tpl'} <fb:action href="http://apps.facebook.com/add.php?api_key=">Add this app</fb:action> </fb:dashboard> {else} <fb:dashboard> {include file='header-actions-external.tpl'} </fb:dashboard> <fb:else> <fb:dashboard> {include file='header-actions-external.tpl'} <fb:action href="http://apps.facebook.com/add.php?api_key=">Add this app</fb:action> </fb:dashboard> {/if} </fb:else> </fb:if-user-has-added-app>

[edit] See Also

You can see a real world example of this tag in the Restaurants demo application. Go to Demos for more details and to download and install the demo apps. See also fb:tabs for other examples of standard navigation.