Tuesday, March 5, 2013

How to Embed a Facebook "Like" Button


http://www.ehow.com/how_8547590_embed-facebook-like-button.html

Instructions

  1. Like Button Code

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      Go to the website you wish to add a "Like" button to and copy the URL address.
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      Go to the developers.facebook.com and type "Like Button" in the search box. Click "Social Plugins - Like Button" from the pop-up results.
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      Paste the URL into the "URL to Like" text field.
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      Set the other configuration options presented in the tool. These include the layout, width of the "Like" button, and other display options. Be advised that "Show Faces" and "Width" only apply if you have layout style set to "Standard" and that "Send Button" should be unchecked.
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      Click on "Get Code."
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      Copy the "iframe" code provided.
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      Open the page you wish to add the button to in your HTML editor.
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      Paste the code into the desired location within the HTML code for the Web page.
    • 9
      Save the changes.

    Open Graph Tags

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      Go to the Facebook Developers "Like Button" reference page.
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      Scroll down to "Step 2 - Get Open Graph Tags" on the page and find the tag generator.
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      Enter the title of the Web page or article in the "Title" box. Click an appropriate category for the Web page from the "Type" drop-down menu. Insert the URL address of the Web page or article into the "URL" field. Provide a URL address to an appropriate image that represents the Web page or article in the "Image" field. Type the name of the website hosting the specific page or article in the "Site Name" box.
    • 13
      Enter the Facebook ID of any administrators for the page in the "Admin" box, or at least include your own Facebook ID. Navigate to your Facebook profile and copy the nine digit number from the URL address, appearing after "http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=" to get your Facebook ID if you don't already have it.
    • 14
      Click "Get Tags" and copy the provided code. Paste it into the Web page's HTML code, inside the "<HEAD>" tag and save the changes.


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Friday, March 1, 2013

The Forbes Top 14 riches men in Malaysia

















NEW FACES: Tan Chong Motor, Sapura Group and NagaCorp owners the new billionaires
ROBERT Kuok remains Malaysia's richest person with a fortune of US$12.5 billion (RM39 billion), according to the latest Forbes rich list.
Malaysia now also boasts of 14 billion-dollar fortunes, up from 11 a year ago.
The Kuala Lumpur Composite Index has moved up four per cent over the past year and during this period, the country's gross domestic product rose 6.4 per cent.
In the process, a total of 23 tycoons on the list saw their wealth rise with Kuok heading it for the eighth straight year with a net worth of US$12.5 billion.
His holdings include the Shangri-La Hotels, Kerry Properties and the South China Morning Post, Hong Kong's leading English-language newspaper.
A close second is T. Ananda Krishnan, who saw his fortune rise from US$9.9 billion in 2012 to US$11.7 billion this year.
Among recent deals that added to his wealth were the sale of a stake in telecom giant Maxis and the listing of his pay-TV operator Astro, which he took private in 2010 and raised US$1.5 billion in the process.
Ananda also sold the power business of privately-held Tanjong for US$2.8 billion.
Tan Sri Lim Kok Thay, son of the late casino magnate Tan Sri Lim Goh Tong, runs Genting Group with resorts and casinos in Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, the Philippines and the UK and a 43 per cent stake in a Norwegian cruise line.
He shares his net worth of US$6.6 billion with his 82-year-old mother Puan Sri Lee Kim Hua and other family members.
This year's list of 50 richest in Malaysia includes nine new members.
Among the billionaires who made their debut was auto tycoon Datuk Tan Heng Chew and his family who ranked number 11 with a fortune of US$1.2 billion.
The family owns Tan Chong Motor Holdings, which assembles motor vehicles, manufactures parts and trades industrial equipment and consumer goods.
Datuk Seri Shahril Shamsuddin and Datuk Shahriman Shamsuddin, the brothers behind Sapura Group, also broke into the billionaire ranks after a US$3.7 billion merger of SapuraCrest and Kencana Petroleum (run by Datuk Mokhzani Mahathir, No 15, US$980 million).
The two brothers came in at number 12 with a fortune of US$1.05 billion, up from US$845 million last year.
Last year was a lucky one for gaming tycoon Tan Sri Chen Lip Keong, who founded Cambodian casino group NagaCorp and which has been raking in profits on gambling revenues.
NagaCorp owns a monopoly on casinos in Phnom Penh until 2035. He is also expanding into hotels, restaurants, retail and an entertainment complex set for completion in 2015.
This year, a minimum net worth of US$145 million was needed to qualify for the list, which was compiled using shareholding and financial information obtained from the families and individuals, stock exchanges, analysts, private databases, the Companies Commission of Malaysia and other sources.
Net worth figures are based on stock prices and exchange rates as of the close of markets on February 14 2013. Private companies are valued by using financial ratios and other comparisons with similar companies that are publicly-traded.
Several of the fortunes are shared among members of extended families and can't be attributed entirely to the person listed.
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