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your blog/website inside facebook :)

2 day while i was looking at the facebook canvas app documentation. i was thinking why not put my blog right inside a canvas so that then my blog would be directly accessible inside facebook. i tried doing it but becoz facebook posts a signed string containing i dont know what to the blogger platform i could not do it. so i searched for a free asp.net hosting provider and thankx 2 aspspider.com i could make an online app for free that can remove that post string and then redirect to my blog.
so instead of hardcoding the values to it i decided to make it as an api so that then everybdy can use it.

so here it is ladies and gentle men if you also want your blog or any other right inside facebook.
like this one http://apps.facebook.com/zippedtech

simply make a new canvas application and
put the url as
http://aspspider.org/parv0888/?pagelink=<link to your website>


example - 


http://aspspider.org/parv0888/?pagelink=http://zippedtech.blogspot.com


to make a new canvas app visit
 http://developers.facebook.com/docs/guides/canvas
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