Right now, it works like this.
1) You go to the Friend Inviter page:
2) You click a service such as Gmail and you authenticate. Your contacts are then loaded:
As you can see, in this example, someone in my contacts already has an e-mail address registered on this site. So I can choose to follow them. Alternatively, the bottom most box allows me to select a number of my contacts to invite. I can filter the contacts too.
3) After selecting some contacts, you can customise your invite:
4) The invite is then sent by e-mail and looks like this:
In terms of Facebook, it operates very similarly.
You do not see a list of users currently on the site because there's no real way of identifying who is signed up and who isn't. Unless they've signed up using Facebook login... But at the moment I haven't implemented a check to check that. With the Facebook API you do not see the user's e-mail address so we can't compare users in the same way as Gmail.
Aside from that, the screen is identical to the Gmail screen and shows you a list of your Facebook friends and currently allows you to select your friends and send them a personalised message.
In this current version of the add-on: Once you click invite, the text is posted to the selected friend's timelines. So, right now, no. That part isn't like in the video. Also this isn't supported by Facebook so it appears as though your users can get their Facebook accounts blocked due to spam.
In the next version of the add-on (no strict ETA, yet): Each friend will have an "Invite" button (I've removed the photos and names of my Facebook friends). Clicking on the Invite button will load the Facebook "Send" Dialogue, exactly like Pinterest:
You will have to either invite each friend one at a time, or once you've clicked the Invite button for one friend, just type their names in.
This is the same as Pinterest. Note: Pinterest used to have an "Invite All" button, but this I believe was against the Facebook terms of service and they have since removed it.
Once you click "Send" the invite will be sent as a direct inbox message. Facebook does not support actions like this being posted in public. So that is one area where the functionality will be different in the next version.
I hope that clears things up a little.
1) You go to the Friend Inviter page:
2) You click a service such as Gmail and you authenticate. Your contacts are then loaded:
As you can see, in this example, someone in my contacts already has an e-mail address registered on this site. So I can choose to follow them. Alternatively, the bottom most box allows me to select a number of my contacts to invite. I can filter the contacts too.
3) After selecting some contacts, you can customise your invite:
4) The invite is then sent by e-mail and looks like this:
In terms of Facebook, it operates very similarly.
You do not see a list of users currently on the site because there's no real way of identifying who is signed up and who isn't. Unless they've signed up using Facebook login... But at the moment I haven't implemented a check to check that. With the Facebook API you do not see the user's e-mail address so we can't compare users in the same way as Gmail.
Aside from that, the screen is identical to the Gmail screen and shows you a list of your Facebook friends and currently allows you to select your friends and send them a personalised message.
In this current version of the add-on: Once you click invite, the text is posted to the selected friend's timelines. So, right now, no. That part isn't like in the video. Also this isn't supported by Facebook so it appears as though your users can get their Facebook accounts blocked due to spam.
In the next version of the add-on (no strict ETA, yet): Each friend will have an "Invite" button (I've removed the photos and names of my Facebook friends). Clicking on the Invite button will load the Facebook "Send" Dialogue, exactly like Pinterest:
You will have to either invite each friend one at a time, or once you've clicked the Invite button for one friend, just type their names in.
This is the same as Pinterest. Note: Pinterest used to have an "Invite All" button, but this I believe was against the Facebook terms of service and they have since removed it.
Once you click "Send" the invite will be sent as a direct inbox message. Facebook does not support actions like this being posted in public. So that is one area where the functionality will be different in the next version.
I hope that clears things up a little.