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Hi, my website program i am using only supports HTML coding,
and i want to add a facebook like box/button to the website.
the application that facebook gives me only gives me iframe and XFBML codes.

is there a way to make for me to code the like box/button into HTML?
 
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Nope. Why wouldn't you want to use the iframe though, iframe IS html after all.

And xfbml is javascript which has nothing to do with your hosting, so I should definitely work as well.

you see i know absolutly nothing about coding, ill try the iframe! thank you foxxy babe!
 
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Hi, my website program i am using only supports HTML coding,
and i want to add a facebook like box/button to the website.
the application that facebook gives me only gives me iframe and XFBML codes.

is there a way to make for me to code the like box/button into HTML?

Sure you can, you only need HTML.

I'll do it for noodz.
 
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ha im not doing that.
i worked it out after you told me that iframe is HTML though :p
 
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PHP:
<iframe src="http://www.facebook.com/widgets/like.php?href=http://example.com"
        scrolling="no" frameborder="0"
        style="border:none; width:450px; height:80px"></iframe>

All social plugins can be integrated with your site with iframe tags or XFBML tags, special XML tags that can be included in your HTML pages and parsed by the JavaScript SDK. iframe tags don't have any dependencies, but XFBML tags are more flexible because they are not limited to the fixed size of the iframe. Here is the activity feed plugin as an iframe:
PHP:
<iframe src="http://www.facebook.com/widgets/activity.php?site=example.com"/>

and the XFBML equivalent:
PHP:
<fb:activity-feed site="example.com"/>
 
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