Fb:pronoun
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Description
Renders a pronoun for a specific user. If you include no additional parameters, then you is displayed if the user with uid is viewing the page. If another user is the viewer, then he or she is displayed if the gender is known; otherwise, they is displayed.
Attributes
| Required | Name | Type | Description | |
| required | uid | int | The user ID for whom to generate the pronoun. You can specify user IDs for multiple users by separating them with a comma, as in: uid="1234, 5678". You can substitute actor for the user ID so you can more easily aggregate Feed stories. | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| optional | useyou | bool | Use the word "you" if uid is viewing the page. (Default value is true.) | |
| possessive | bool | Use the possessive form (his/her/your/their). (Default value is false.) | ||
| reflexive | bool | Use the reflexive form (himself/herself/yourself/themself). (Default value is false.) | ||
| objective | bool | Use the objective form (him/her/you/them). (Default value is false.) | ||
| usethey | bool | Use "they" if gender is not specified. (Default value is true.) | ||
| capitalize | bool | Force a capital letter for the pronoun. (Default value is false.) |
Examples
If you're formatting the tag as FBML, you don't need to use a closing tag.
<fb:pronoun uid="12345" />
If you're formatting the tag as XFBML for Facebook Connect, you must use a closing tag.
<fb:pronoun uid="12345"></fb:pronoun>
Another FBML example.
<fb:pronoun uid="actor" possessive="true" useyou="false"/>
