Permission Error Facebook Custom Conversion Stats - facebook

I'm trying to get the custom conversions for a Facebook Business using the Python SDK but I can't seem to make it work.
After calling CustomConversion.get_stats(customConversionId) or graph.get_object('/customConversionId/stats') I get the following error "(#200) Cannot access an object not managed by the business owning this app."
I:
Added the app in the Facebook Business
Got a token from the GraphExplorer for the App
Cannot see the custom conversions in the Facebook Business site
When calling AdAccount.get_custom_conversions(adAccountId, fields = fields) I do get the custom conversions, but only with the provided fields
I also tried to create a system user and give him permission to the business following these steps.
I'm running out of ideas and I don't know what I'm missing.
I've found little documentation that didn't help much on this.
Thoughts on what I should do?

You need to go into your business manager setting and add the app.
I hope this could help you

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Graph API empty events list of page [duplicate]

Using the latest version (2.12) of the Facebook API I'm trying to get (public) events for a page, using the Graph API Explorer.
However, I can't seem to get it working:
When I hover over the greyed out "id" or "name" on the left, it says "Field is empty or disallowed by the access token".
Now the page I'm using as an exmple here is Techcrunch, and they have plenty of events coming up. So "empty" doesn't seem to be the issue.
On the "disallowed" side I've checked the API reference on https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/reference/page/events/.
However, I can't seem to find any issue here either. It says "Reading Page events requires a valid Page access token or User access token with basic permissions.".
What am I missing here? Any hints are greatly appreciated!
Visit https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/changelog/breaking-changes#pages-4-4
Currently Facebook is not returning events for pages using Pages API unless you use an user accesss token and that user has been invited to any of the events of the page or is attending/interested in any of the events of the page.
As unknow_b said :
currently to access events you can also use a user endpoint such as ‘/me/events’ or ‘/me/events/not-replied’ using an access token valid for that user. you can get the events that the user was invited to or is going/interested
But the access token user, is only working for 1 hour !
Does someone have another better idea?
I'm trying to do the same thing: getting public events from a page. Related to the above suggestions:
I tried the short-lived user access token two weeks ago, which worked for a short time. Now it does not anymore. Does it for any of you?
Both the long-lived user token, a page token generated with either a short- or long-lived user token do also not return any events.
At https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/review/#platforms, Facebook states:
Beginning April 4, 2018, all apps, including those formerly approved, must undergo App Review in order to gain access to the Events API, Groups API, and Pages API. Apps accessing the Events API and Groups API will lose access and require review once App Review resumes.
So being reviewed might help. I will report further.
Update 1: an answer on this related bug reports states it more clearly:
App review required to use the following edges: GET /page/events and GET /me/events
Meanwhile they cancelled all pending review requests for the Graph API 3.0 changes, so I have to resubmit.
Update 2: My project got rejected & I'm not bothering to continue it now.
Yep. Facebook has taken down the Graph API for page access tokens. I had this code in production for 2 years and it worked great. The only way to retrieve data (or was a week or so ago), was a temporary user token that lasts about 2 hours. It's totally broken my band's schedule page. I've been through every avenue and even spoke with a facebook ad team employee on the phone that was aware of it. She seemed to empathize but had no solution for me. I would count on it being down for a while.
I just created a python script, you can see here. It queries the given facebook page and it's events, and puts the data into a mysql table.
It looks like it won't be working anymore due to the scandal with Facebook Analytics (see Why does Facebook Graph API say my account is non-active?).
In the popular plugin facebook-events-by-location-core, you can take a look into the issue#29 discussion. It's well explained there, and I don't think so there's a way we'll get the data in a public API available anymore.
There were also some rumours it was a competition for their (dead?) Facebook Local app, but not sure about this.
I have finally figured out a work around for this. On your fb application, you have to disable the secret key requirement. This can be found under the advance settings of your fb application console. It's called " Require App Secret".
Once you generate a fb PAGE access token, you get a fb page token, and then extend it. here is the token debugger: https://developers.facebook.com/tools/explorer/
You can extend the access token programmatically as explained here: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/access-tokens/expiration-and-extension
AND
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/access-tokens/#pagetokens
OR
There is also an extend tool in the access token debugger (just click on the debug and the extend button is bottom left): https://developers.facebook.com/tools/accesstoken/
Yes , we had a working product back in 2016 ( almost like it's successor Fb Local ) . We were monetised and ready and selling events tickets on the messenger chatbot.
Idea was to solve discovery + booking for hyperlocal events. We went out of business and now its a heart ache to see Fb local.
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Facebook Page Creation API throttle limit

I am building an application for clients to be able to create Facebook Page in their account using my own Admin Access Token.
I have Standard Access approved for my Facebook application already.
I tried to create a few test pages using FB Graph Explorer and I succeeded.
I ran into a problem when I tried to create a page using Code in Classic ASP, it says Have reached page creation api throttle limit
FR- https://www.screencast.com/t/hTd4RDozov
I tried to search into the Facebook documentation to find out that when I can get out of this error, but couldn't find any response.
Are there anyone person who has got this error before? Or can someone tell when I can get rid out of this error?
Many thanks
Currently experiencing the same behavior. Talking to Facebook support they say the default limit for page creation is 2 pages per month. This number might be negotiable depending on your usecase.

Facebook Marketing API - no app?

I want to pull ad data (campaigns, ad sets, & metrics like clicks/impressions/ctr) from Facebook using their API and put it into a database. Facebook's documentation says I need to create an app on their site in order to access the API, but that doesn't seem right. I'm not trying to create an app for my fb page, just want to extract data.
My first choice was to use an ODBC driver from
CData
, which does allowed me to successfully pull data from AdAccounts but threw an error when trying to get AdSets or AdStatistics:
OAuthException Code 10: You do not have sufficient permissions to perform this action.
I made sure to add in a target='act_{myAdAccountId}' parameter to the query, as per their documentation, but it didn't help. I figured this meant I didn't configure the driver properly, so maybe I'd have better luck just coding up a solution in python or php.
Next, I tried to run similar API calls using the Graph API Explorer and got the same error message. I created an access token that had all the extended permissions and then made a request to
GET /v2.4/act_{myAdAccountId}/adcampaigns.
This gave me the exact same OAuthException Code 10 error that I was getting through the ODBC Driver.
Can someone confirm whether it's possible to pull data from the API without building an app? If so, what permissions do I need to enable for my account? I'm already an Ad Account Admin in the "Ads Manager", and couldn't find anywhere else to set permissions.
Thanks!
Apps have no direct relation to Pages. You need to create an App for any API access. I did not use the Ads API yet, but i assume you need to use the ads_management permission with your App.
How to create Apps and authorize with the required permissions is explained in the docs: https://developers.facebook.com/docs
Since you asked about Login Review, all the information you need about that can be found in the docs too: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/review
I understand this is an old post, but in case if anyone was looking at a similar situation, I was able to call the Facebook Marketing API without building an app.
I posted a similar answer on another more recent question (Do I need a publicly accessible webserver in order to user Facebook's marketing API?), and was curious if this situation puzzled anyone else, which led me to here.
I wrote my API calls using Python 2.7 on Juypter notebook, and I just followed Facebook's Marketing API documentation and examples, modifying with my access tokens and account information.

Facebook business page creation via API

I want to create a facebook business page programatically via their API.
I looked at each of the technologies listed on developer.facebook.com but there is nothing that i can use to create a new page.
After alot of googling i found out that it seems to be impossible to create a page programatically. And i almost gave up, but then i found
https://www.pagemodo.com
Testing their service i see that they can actually create a new one and looking trought their javascript files it seesm they do it on the backend.
After reading some more i found about the new facebook business API ( https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/ads-api/businessmanager ), and i got nowhere with that either.
I am on the verge of believing that it's impossible, but having the working example on pagemodo makes me unable to give up :D .
[Possible Solution 1]
Another ideea that i have on how to achieve this is to
manually create a number of template pages on my account (not published).
add that user as an admin to one of the pages via API [*]
remove myself from the administration via API [*]
edit the page title/description/etc. via API
publish the page via API
For the normal users, it will look like the page was created auto,so this could work. But the problem is that i couldn't find anything in the API to make the [*] operations work.
Any help appreciated
It's possible. You need to get your Facebook App whitelisted to get access to page creation apis.
It is not possible to create business pages via the public Facebook API.

How to do Facebook places search without user facebook authorize

I am still new to Facebook Graph API, and trying to start using facebook places search. (search places by location)
https://graph.facebook.com/search?type=place&center=37.76,122.427&distance=1000
One thing i have noticed is user have to login to their Facebook account to do the search, otherwise the search will be rejected.
Could anyone shine me some light pointing a direction to work around this?
Any links or articles will be appreciated.
Thank you
Yeah, unfortunately I think this is a design flaw (or feature?). By this design, only Facebook authentication users can search for places. Others cannot. It seems more like a capability designed to serve end users than actual apps.
The flaw I see is that many applications out there are trying to offer optional Facebook integration but don't make it obligatory. Unfortunately, as it stands now, the places API can't be used as a service for apps just additional functionality for FB users.
What you are trying to do is not possible. Per the error message: "An access token is required to request this resource." Most of the graph api requires an authenticated user (ie an access token) to make requests. There are only a few calls that can be made without the access token and this is not one of them.