I see that the access token is available in the Facebook object, but I don’t see a Facebook user Id.
I could make a graph request to “me” to get the Facebook Id, but I’d prefer not to make the extra api call.
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I see that the access token is available in the Facebook object, but I don’t see a Facebook user Id.
I could make a graph request to “me” to get the Facebook Id, but I’d prefer not to make the extra api call.
You will have to call /me to get the id. iOS access tokens are now encrypted and thus you won’t be able to parse the user id from it. Also, server side tokens will all be encrypted with oauth 2.0 soon too.