When doing ad targeting using the Marketing API how do I target 2 different groups at the same time?
I want to target users between 18 and 25 who are in college and users over 30 that has recently got engaged or married.
Can it be done using targeting flexible specs or do I need two create two separate ads?
The facebook documentation only shows how to target one age group at the same time.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/targeting-specs/v2.9
However you can target multiple generations, but for me those are too broad.
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We have a number of groups that come from Azure Active Directory.
Some groups contain more than 200 Users but the total is limited to 200.
Where can I set that all users are visible in the group so more than 200
This is by design a currently only a design limitation.
Azure DevOps UI will only list the first 200 members of an AAD group.
The limitation is only in what members we display, it does not impact the actual permission assignment. If you need to find the related user, you should search on the specific user directly.
I can fully understand your requirement, I suggest that you can create a suggestion ticket in the Developer Community.
I'm trying to release group permissions, but I can't create a group among my test users, causing the review to fail in 5 minutes without giving me access credentials.
Credentials won't do any good now. I was able to replicate the app consuming the API and recording my screen, but it wasn't enough.
No Meta channel is answered, several reports of the same bug for 4 years with no response. This situation is very sad in such a relevant company.
I've create a new CustomAudience, set the retention_days to 1 and added some contacts into it.
I don't see any change to the group after 2 days since I've added the contacts to the group.
Under the "Audience History" I can see my API calls to add and remove specific contacts, but nothing indicates that the contacts added few days ago removed due to the "retention_days" value.
Facebook's Ads API docs doesn't give much information.
Any suggestions?
I am investigating building an application that will heavily leverage Facebook's app/game groups. During my prototyping I noticed the following limitations:
1) Number of Groups - There seems to be a limit on the number of groups an application may have, that limit seems to be tied to the number of users participating in the application. For example with 1 user participating in the application, I can only create one group. If I add a few more user I can add several more groups. Does anyone know if the specific limitations are documented. I cannot seem to find them and it would be good to know what they are so I can develop my application around these constraints.
2) Number of Groups a User can be invited to - When I try to add a user to more than 5 groups (through consecutive API calls), I get the following error:
OAuthException: (#4002) The attempt to invite the user to the group failed.
Does anyone know if there is a limitation with how many groups a user can be a member of within a given application? Is the limitation based on time, for example can a user join up to 5 groups every hour, etc?? If there is such a limitation are the constraints documented somewhere?
Thanks in advance for the help.
--Steve
I'm not one of the Facebook Developer, but I need some data for my thesis, regarding one group in Facebook which I'm currently observing.
The problem is, I must collect the data within the last 6 months of:
how many members have joined in the last 6 months, if possible, can be split by monthly.
how many postings in the group in the last 6 months, also.. if possible split by monthly
how many active users within the last 6 months.
Can somebody give me some hints of how to collect those information?
You're going to have a hard time doing this. Groups aren't very API friendly, and they don't have their own insights information.
You can try browsing the group's feed using the Graph API Explorer using the /GROUP_NAME_OR_ID/feed edge, and adding since and until filters to look at monthly data.
However, you won't see all the posts because of Facebook privacy filtering. To get the most reliable data, you'll need to manually count the entries of interest from within the Facebook webapp.