Meet GavernWPFree WordPress template

There are 3 different actions.

1. User registering through Facebook action
2. User log in through Facebook action
3. User connect own account with Facebook account action

Register Action

do_action('nextend_fb_user_registered', $ID, $user_profile, $facebook);

Usage in your plugin or template:

function my_fb_register_function($user_wp_id, $user_profile, $facebook){
  // here comes your code
}
add_action( 'nextend_fb_user_registered', 'my_fb_register_function',10,3 );

Login Action

do_action('nextend_fb_user_logged_in', $ID, $user_profile, $facebook);

Usage in your plugin or template:

function my_fb_login_function($user_wp_id, $user_profile, $facebook){
  // here comes your code
}
add_action( 'nextend_fb_user_logged_in', 'my_fb_login_function',10,3 );

Account Linking Action

do_action('nextend_fb_user_account_linked', $ID, $user_profile, $facebook);

Usage in your plugin or template:

function my_fb_link_function($user_wp_id, $user_profile, $facebook){
  // here comes your code
}
add_action( 'nextend_fb_user_account_linked', 'my_fb_link_function',10,3 );

The Parameters

1. Parameter - $user_wp_id

WordPress user identifier

2. Parameter - $user_profile

Array
(
    [id] => 1454423964
    [name] => Soós Roland
    [first_name] => Roland
    [last_name] => Soós
    [link] => http://www.facebook.com/roland.soos
    [username] => roland.soos
    [gender] => male
    [email] => rola*******endweb.com
    [timezone] => 1
    [locale] => en_GB
    [verified] => 1
    [updated_time] => 2013-01-16T15:43:34+0000
)

3. Parameter - $facebook

Class definition of the PHP object: BaseFacebook

Usage examples: Example codes