Facebook FBML is no longer valid. Have you started using iFrames?

**Mervik Haums** · 03-11-2011 11:24 AM

Hello guys,

You might have heard about the facebook system change of today. Sources confirm that Facebook is going to remove the FBML from 11th March 2011. Do you see any changes to the pages that are created on FBML?? And have you started redesigning them with iFrame which is a little different than FBML? It can be used just like any other application to customize pages, but more professionally.

the new iFrames makes any FB pages capable of

- Displaying HTML5 videos
- Insert Opt-ins forms
- PHP email contact forms
- Photo galleries
- Sales page
- Landing page
- The popular reveal splash page
- Your whole website inside Facebook pages!

for information visit websites like http://www.facebookmaxed.com

Any feedbacks would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

**ronrule** · 03-13-2011 08:04 AM

I can't imagine they would remove FBML since IFrames just got here, but you do seem to have a lot more power with iframes. Still experimenting with it at our firm, we're looking to integrate our shopping cart product into Facebook using the iframe method.

**Mervik Haums** · 03-13-2011 04:33 PM

Originally Posted by ronrule

I can't imagine they would remove FBML since IFrames just got here, but you do seem to have a lot more power with iframes. Still experimenting with it at our firm, we're looking to integrate our shopping cart product into Facebook using the iframe method.

Absolutely, though the installing procedures are kind of complicated (not too much though) it makes facebook pages highly customizable. Like as much as of a web page - yeah you can include shopping carts, opt-ins etc etc. The features never end as create the customized pages and host it in your own sites. It will add more help to businesses and websites to get more exposure. This is the sample page of Facebook Maxed -

http://www.facebook.com/fbmaxed

It has everything.. graphics, videos and optins..

**my_misyel** · 03-15-2011 09:58 PM

I guess iframes is more powerful, but I'm a bit confused. But good thing you've provided a resource. I can understand clearly on the process of the iframe. Now, I can able to customized my page. Thanks for the great help!

**Mervik Haums** · 03-16-2011 06:07 AM

Yeah, with iframe its more like any other web pages. We can add graphics - features etc to promote a website or business. The main thing is there is no limits for customization and we host it as our own. So none of the restrictions applied for FBML gonna hurt the design.

**siryellow1** · 03-24-2011 05:19 PM

Always something new to learn!

**locksmithaz** · 03-29-2011 07:39 AM

Yes I tried iFrames but it's not work. Can you give some more details about this and process.

**Mervik Haums** · 03-29-2011 11:09 PM

Originally Posted by siryellow1

Always something new to learn!

It's not only new.. It can make your facebook pages just like a normal website. With whatever requirements you have.

Originally Posted by locksmithaz

Yes I tried iFrames but it's not work. Can you give some more details about this and process.

It's very simple. You'll be having templates, iFrame - HTML5 codes and step by step video and documented tutorials. You just have to follow the steps to create your facebook pages. It's almost instant. By the way you should host the files in your own hosting when you create the pages using iFrame.