I have trying for days to read facebook page post insights but get restricted every time with one or the permission error. I have taken read insights permission for that and have requested for manage_page permission as well. Hopefully these two will work out for me. For now, I am trying to read insights of a test page but I am not able to create a page from my test user dashboard. every time I submit create page form I get HTTP ERROR 500. Not sure what's going wrong. Any help regarding whole scenario would be appreciated. Thanks in advance
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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.
I have a page and I want to run a contest for that page I am the admin of that page. I want people to post pictures on their wall and tag my page in their picture. at the end i want to get all the pictures my page is tagged in using graph api. Is there a way to do this ?. I have tried all the things. I created a app the i got the access token with all the permissions including manage_pages. then i got the page access toke using me/accounts endpoint. then using that access token me/photos/tagged. no luck so far. I am not getting all the pictures.
A little help would be appreciated Thanks.
Your question (and additional info in the comments) suggests that this stems from how Facebook deals with privacy. There are many scenarios in which using a page access token people cannot access content that is owned by a personal profile, even if the admin (personal profile) of the page owns that content.
If you have reason to believe that the API is not returning all the information that it should, you can file a bug with Facebook. If you do, please be sure to include all the necessary steps for them to reproduce the issue or they won't be able to fix it.
I spent a couple of hours reading Facebook developers docs and trying to figure out if there is a way to show my Facebook page question poll in my website somehow - I still don't have an answer...
Does anyone know if it's even possible?
It is possible, but not trivial.
If you just want to display the question, answers and current results, you'll need to:
Gain a valid access token for the profile that hosts the question with user_questions permission.
Make a call to the API at https://graph.facebook.com/PROFILE_ID/questions using this access token, and
Parse the JSON object that is returned and display this on your site.
First off, I am new to using Facebook's Graph interface but I've read the documentation and am still unable to retrieve the desired result. First I was able to set up an app account and retrieved my App ID and App Secret, I then set up and advance OAuth Dialog that will ask the user for read_stream permissions (accessing the news feed). I have successfully had three users go throught the authenticator and it allows me to see more of their data but still no wall post (which I assume is the news feed). Below are the steps I followed if someone can help. Thanks. (Sidenote - All urls below came straight from the facebook documentation.)
https://www.facebook.com/dialog/oauth?client_id=XXXXXXX&redirect_uri=http://myurl.com/wheredataisdisplayed&scope=read_stream&state=SomethingIndentifiable
returned: state and code=1XXXXXXXX, I then used that to get the OAuth Token
https://graph.facebook.com/oauth/access_token?client_id=XXXXXXX&redirect_uri=http://myurl.com/wheredataisdisplayed&client_secret=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX&code=1XXXXXXXX
returned access_token = XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX and expires = 9875067805, I then tried to query the data for that user
https://graph.facebook.com/me?access_token=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
The end result is more data than what is publicly available but I still don't have access to the users wall data. Another thing I want to do with this is to use it with an infinite session key so that once the user does this once they will have continued access to their data but that I can work out later, Thanks for any help in advance.
Are you accessing /me/feed correctly, and if so are you receiving an error message when you do so, or just nothing back?
/me/feed should work for this.
You can also request /me/permissions to check if the correct permissions were granted which may help you solve the issue
How can i show the wall (feed) of my page to app on facebook? As i see in the page
www.facebook.com/kesha?sk=app_178091127385 and
www.facebook.com/pages/Khanduna-Yengu-Nangsu-Amuktang/187317137978077
I want show the wall(feed) of my page to my app of facebook. Please Help me.
I also try and see graph api as below
graph.facebook.com//feed
But Fail,
Please Help any one.
As I understand your question, you want to take the wall of your page and show the content of that on another page controlled by an app you have made, so that is the question I will answer.
There are a couple of things you need to do.
Facebook now requires you to have an access_token to get that information. You can get this in two different ways. Either you get your users permission to grab an access_token for them, or you create an access_token for one of the admin users with offline_access and manage_pages permissions.
There are problems with both cases:
1: Getting an access_token per user requires people to give permissions to your app which is quite annoying if they just gain access to the contents of the feed.
2: Having one access_token is also a problem seeing as Facebook puts a limit on how many requests you can make per access_token in a given time.
You need to balance these things out if you want the feed to be shown. Which case would you most likely use? If you don't have many users the second case might be the best, but if you go over the request limit no content will be shown and that could confuse your users.
Anyways.. Once you are past the access_token problem, you can access the information by getting the content from the page:
https://graph.facebook.com/YOUR_PAGE_ID/feed?access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN.
You then get a nice json output you can use. If you are using the Javascript API you can simply use the information here:
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/javascript/FB.api/
If you are ever unsure how to get the information you need there is a nice tool for that developed by Facebook called Graph API Explorer which you can find here:
http://developers.facebook.com/tools/explorer/