I tried to retrieve views and revenue of a YouTube CMS using content owner id but it asking to mention filter which is required field.
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Does either the Instagram Basic Display API or the Instagram Graph API allow me to simply get any public user's posts/media programatically? Everywhere in the documentation it says "User data" but it feels like I can only get data of the user that got authenticated using the API. I've set up a Facebook dev account and currently spending 4th hour on calling both APIs without success. Can anyone who has used them help me clear this up?
Most likely, Instagram API Date 365, a tool I currently work for, may help you as an alternative to using Instagram Basic Display API or the Instagram Graph API because this API is created especially for scraping bulk data about posts and users.
You can get such post data as post content (text, language, list of hashtags, list of tagged users), owner ID, location ID,
engagement info, etc. Also, it is possible to download comments (selected or on a specific post) and replies to them.
You can view this for more info.
In facebook review page we just have Ratings, Comments field. How to include some more custom fields like category, product etc. Or can we get the feedback in our web page and post it to facebook?
In facebook review page we just have Ratings, Comments field. How to include some more custom fields like category, product etc.
There is no way to do that. Facebook specifies, which fields are available.
Or can we get the feedback in our web page and post it to facebook?
Not possible either.
(Nearly all platforms showing any kind of customer / user reviews have problems with fake reviews and spam. Allowing to feed reviews into the system from the outside would just increase the possibilities that malicious apps abuse this, and post fake reviews without the users being aware.)
I am working with Facebook advertising campaigns and we recently move to a newer version of our Prestashop site and Facebook pixel helper shown that the product ID is not found in th catalog. catalog
Data feed file for the catalog can be accessed by link.
The product can be found in the Products section of the Facebook catalog online by that ID.
The pixel is associated as an event source for the catalog.
The Facebook help says that the content_id in the pixel should match the id field in the catalog feed and it does, then the catalog and the pixel should be connected as catalog-event source and they are. We contacted Facebook support and they gave us an idea regarding the ID field in the product catalog online, but that is not editable and the id field in the XML is automatically mapped to content_id in the catalog.
We think this is a permission issue because the pixel cannot search for the product in the catalog. What do you think?
Any help or lead is highly appreciable.
Is there a possibility of sharing on facebook timeline, multiple links with multiple images which are nicely formatted as one post at the click of a share button?
The idea is that, I currently maintain an e-commerce site and I want any customer to be able to share all the products in an order unto their timeline as a single post with links back to the site.
Currently, using the facebook open-graph api I can only share a link and an image on the click of a facebook share which means I would need to have seperate share button for each products but from the user experience perspective this would not be efficient as it would be better to only have one button to carry out the post and all the products in the order are all shared as one post on the customer facebook timeline.
Unfortunately it's not possible. The whole idea behind open graph is interacting with objects one by one. You can combine whole list of products into one object and share it, but it will still have only one link and image representing that object.
I manage a facebook page for a local club and we obviously want to use it to share photos of events we've done.
I'm trying upload an album, is there a way I can protect the photos so only people who like the page can see them?
In your title you said "public page" and in your question you mentioned a "group". The answer to this would be different depending on if you are using a Facebook page, or a Facebook Group.
If you are using a Group format you should be able to restrict who can view your posts, so that group members can see them only.
However, if you are using a Fan Page format on Facebook I don't think you can restrict who can view them. I believe that all fan page content is public, and I don't think you can restrict this.