We've successfully authorized and completed a round trip with 2 accounts (both connected to the app) but now that we've opened up the app to the outside world, we are getting this error message response back after a successful (validated in users business integration settings) authorizations.
{"error":{"message":"(#100) You must provide an app access token or a user access token that is an owner or developer of the app","type":"OAuthException","code":100,"fbtrace_id":"A1tNXOsDd1Jv_FLadSzpK9q"}}
The FB app is "Live" and approved and all App-Business settings are approved as well.
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I'm trying to test my server to server app and my app is an website. But the calls to the marketing API are done from my node js server. I am able to create campaigns and Adsets, but not the Ads. when I try, I'm reciving this error message on marketing api calls to create Ads:
"message": "(#294) Managing advertisements requires an acess token with the extended permission for ads_management".
The thing is, I have already been approved to use ads_management, but when I try to set my app to public, so I can create Ads, the "Generate Token" tool of my app become disabled.
I have also asked permission to use Api Standard Access mode (instead of development mode), but it was denied due to unsuccessful api calls. But how can I have successful api calls if I can't generate an access token with ads_managment permissions, neither can I create Ads while in development mode?
I have made the the facebook app for read facebook user profile wall post data (not facebok page), and i am getting two issues, as follows,
Data getting displayed not for every user, only me and my app registered test user timeline data can be visible. how can i see everyone data after authorization of app ?
I am generating long lived Access-token (60 days) because i wanted to access user timeline profile data although user is offline or logged-out.
Note: my app is web-based, in development mode, and i am generating longlived token by https://graph.facebook.com/oauth/access_token?client_id=MYAPP_ID&client_secret=MY_APP_SECRETgrant_type=fb_exchange_token&fb_exchange_token=ACCESS_TOKEN_GET_AFTER_APP_ATHORIZATION_BY_USER and only access user_posts permission by app.
I registered an app on developer.uber.com and I'm able to fetch basic-data such as products, time-estimates and fare-estimates. When i go about authenticating a user to get access-token, I get an "invalid_client_id' in response on using 'https://login.uber.com/oauth/authorize'. This is totally obvious as my app is not on your whitelist of partner apps. But I need to tryout the bearer-centric endpoints as well.
So, my question is - how do I login a user on a sandbox app?
Our ios app uses Facebook login, and recently we found some Facebook accounts can't login. The server gives us the following response:
{"error":{"message":"An unexpected error has occurred. Please retry your request
later.","type":"OAuthException","code":2}}
After using facebook access token debugger and input the access token we found from the gdb:
https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/access_token?q=AAABZCwfIHg0IBAFLqDpQG2ZCYlxGWS0bBXvIwypOxIJ7q8VPNtcOo0eE2LiZBNT9YdWD18prYvhw78Cq7BPE4yhkxrZCBEWnxjM5ef35lwZDZD
It shows that the "User ID" is unknown.
Then we try another Facebook account which can login successful, and it shows in access token debugger the right "User ID".
Because only some account has problem, we think its a account related problem. We have searched it and changes some setting of the account, but nothing helps.
If an mobile user have authorized the app for facebook via Single Sign On, is there a way the permissions can be used on the server side for offline access?
Scenario:
user uses the mobile app
user authenticates via SSO
app needs to use the user's permission on the server to check for certain updates
app pings the user via notifications if updates received
Can this be done?
You need to authorize at the app and obtain the Facebook token. Then you can send this token to your server and use it there without problems. You should ask for the offline_access permission if you want this token not to expire in a few hours.