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Here are some miscellaneous tags:

• <fb:js-string> allows you to define a string to reference in FBJS. You can set this anywhere in your code, and it is not displayed to the user. For example: <fb:js-string var="foo">This is the rendered text</fb:js-string>.
• <fb:fbml> allows you to define the specific version of FBML. Currently, the valid versions include 1.0 and 1.1.
• <fb:fbmlversion> displays the version of FBML that is currently being used.
• <fb:redirect> redirects the browser to another URL in your application.
• <fb:ref> allows you to define FBML that resides at a specific URL that you then call through the tag. This is generally used when you want to update a lot of profiles without publishing the data on a per-user basis.
• <fb:share-button> creates a share button with either URL information or specific metadata.
• <fb:time> renders a time in the user’s time zone.
• <fb:title> sets the page’s title tag.