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I'm creating a Mobile App the connects to a Drupal as its Server Side.
I've used the Gigya Module for social media integration with Drupal, and also the Gigya Mobile SDK (Android).
My problem now is this:
A user connects with the Mobile App to (i.e) Facebook, and I want this user to be logged in inside Drupal too.
Is this possible?
Comments
Comment #1
robcolburn CreditAttribution: robcolburn commentedCan you provide more detail about you're attempting to integrate Drupal with your application?
There are many ways to create mobile apps, and the answer depends a lot. For instance, if your application is a WebView pointed to Drupal, then this is definitely possible (see the Drupal phonegap for more information). If you're mostly using native code, then this becomes less possible (especially with this module). This module provides JavaScript API's to web-pages, and Drupal is a web product designed to share cookies with a browser. You may have to do some hacking to share cookies between an Android and the WebView, but all that goes way outside the logic of this module.
Comment #2
mtk CreditAttribution: mtk commentedwell, after 3 year (!) I'm not sure I remember anymore...
but, I'm pretty sure the question was not "how do I build a Mobile App", sorry.