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I have one situation. I create a website. Then I put a tab that will link to Facebook authorization login page. Can I pass login parameter(Email,Password) to the Facebook authorization login page?? So that the user can authorize the application without see the authorization login page.
Thanks.
No. You can't do that. It would require the user to give you their facebook password which obviously would be breaking all kinds of terms and conditions. This is what OAuth is for. Check out the documentation on authentication