java - Android Facebook Graph API JSON returns no email -

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i'm having issues trying obtain user's email via graphuser api object.

i managed obtain firstname, lastname , else not email.

i've done research you'll need add permission obtain user's email (login email facebook, not xxx@facebook.com). i'm stuck! how do in android?

private class facebooklogindelegateimpl extends facebooklogindelegate {     /*      * optional callback method      */      protected void oncompletedprogress(graphuser user,             response response)      {         log.d("fb userid:", user.getid());         log.d("fb firstname:", user.getfirstname());         log.d("fb lastname:", user.getlastname());         log.d("object:", user.tostring());         log.d("response:", response.tostring());         //log.d("fb email:", (string) user.asmap().get("email"));          string userid = user.getid();         string firstname = user.getfirstname();         string lastname = user.getlastname();         string email= "";         try {             email = user.getinnerjsonobject().getstring("email");         } catch (jsonexception e) {             // todo auto-generated catch block             e.printstacktrace();         }         log.d("fb email:", email);          loginactivity.this.requestfacebooklogin(userid, firstname, lastname);          //string stringdata = "{\"id\":\""+user.getid()+"\",\"name\":\""+user.getname()+"\"}";       }

are sure user has set email default facebook one? facebook forces have email , need go in , change in order have one.


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