I am trying to implement structured schema for my website. But I am not able to understand how to get rating value, review count.
We are not asking our website visitors to submit a review.
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Im building a external link to my facebook page conversation with a person, processing the data provided by facebook api.
I want something like this: //inbox/ example:facebook.com/104218061964937/inbox/100071153377218
i already have the page id , but I have problems to find the person id that writes.
This message seems to be from a profile to a page, by looking the url .
To have the data from a message, you should use the pages api, than you ask for pages_messaging permission, and make a get request to the inbox node .
The question is not clear, you should give better details, i dont see dificulty to find ids from anything, as a page .
I am trying to fetch a simple feed from a Facebook group, to render on a web page.
From what I understand, I need to use the Group API, and this requires an app that is submitted for review.
What I'm struggling with is that the review process requires me to submit a screen cast of the feed working, but I need the review to get the feed working.
With a user access token (as opposed to an app token which I suppose I will be using after review approval) I can get results from the API, but I am still unable to load any user data (ie the from field is not populated). I don't see how I can meet the prerequisites to the app review without first being approved.
Am I missing a permission or looking at the wrong fields, or something else entirely?
I am having some trouble determining how to go about a certain issue. I am pretty new at trying to obtain social media data. Say an internet user publishes something that is essentially a post from from a website that is external to Facebook, to the user's Facebook feed. Is there a way to obtain the amount of likes, shares, comments, and other insight type data from those posts? I'm aware/currently learning about Facebook's open graph api, but I am unsure if it allows for this type of query. It seemed to be primarily for people, pages, and places, and I have not found a way to query only posts from a website specifically.
To be more detailed, a user will have the option of posting a jpeg type image to their Facebook feed. This is for a single website, where the website would like to do this in order to gauge how those posts are being perceived and interacted with by other Facebook users. Is there a way to obtain data on these specifically?
Also, if so, is there a way to tag or apply specific identifications to categories of these posts in some way before they are posted by the user to their feed, to allow for segmentation of the data? Any help is very much appreciated.
I have recently started using Facebook's Graph API. I was wondering is there a way I can get just the overall rating of a business that I am not the owner of the page of. I am aware that there is a ratings edge that allows you to pull all reviews if you have a page-access token but I do not have this and do not need that detailed information. I do not see any fields in the "page" documentation and do not want to resort to scraping. This will be used in an app to compare businesses.
It is not possible to get ratings/reviews of a Page you don´t own. As you found out yourself, you do need a Page Token, and you don´t get one if your user does not belong to any Page role. There is no way to get the ratings/review in that case, and scraping is not allowed: https://www.facebook.com/apps/site_scraping_tos_terms.php
Follow up to this question for Facebook Friends.getAppUsers using Graph API that pulls friends using app by
https://graph.facebook.com/me/friends?fields=installed
is it possible to get date of joining also with the id’s?
No, Currently it is not possible to get date of joining of user to app.
But you can do one thing whenever any fb user registers/ connects with facebook application, store current date/time with his facebook id in your system. And when you want display date of joining then map friends id with your database table.
Nope, you can't do this :( Even trying to get all their news feed and choosing the first or most backdated one won't work anymore. A very funny and probably irrelevant attempt could be by searching the user's inbox for a "welcome to facebook" message.
Also, if you could tell us why you need this information, you might be able to get suitable alternatives.