Is it possible to create a web-hook to listen to the activity feed in ServiceM8 ?
I have tried various objects but none are accepted when submitting the manifest.
The Activity Feed isn't currently accessible via the ServiceM8 API.
Webhooks are only available for objects on the REST API.
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I would like to integrate some features provided by facebook Official Event API however we have failed to create an Event to a Page and it seems that creating Events is not possible with the API.
I would like to confirm whether the above task is feasible by using the facebook API ?
If it is feasible, does anyone could provide us any sample program as reference. Thank you very much.
Reference:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/reference/event/
(v15 do not allow to create Event)
Reference:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/pages/official-events/getting-started
(refer to document it states that API v2.8 should able to create event with API, but it seems not working)
I have a bot that subscribes to a facebook page feed and listens to user's comments; however, the azure bot v4 framework webhook doesn't seem to provide a response for this in the bot code.
Can I do this in a single FB app, or do I have to split it into 2 Facebook apps: one for the bot framework and the other for listening to the webhook?
Is it any way to subscribe to any page's feed update (not only pages where you are admin) ? Like on https://manychat.com .
So the variant with webhook doesn't appropriate, because you can get feed updates only for administrated pages.
In facebook api pages I found "API Public Feed". Is it what I need?
And if it is, how I can get acces to it (because there is a message that acces is restricted https://developers.facebook.com/docs/public_feed)?
You can only check for updates on Pages you do not manage on a regular basis on your own. For example, with a Cron Job. For webhooks (Realtime Updates), you need to manage the Page.
Public Feed API is not what you want, and it is restricted and you cannot apply for it, as you can read in the docs.
I represent an organization. we are building mobile app for students and would like to know if there is a way to integrate linked-in job postings to our APP. If any REST APIs exposed around that feature then would like to get more details about those APIs.
We are looking for following feature:
- Get the job posting from linked-in API.
- Search or Filter them.
- Provide an option to the user to apply for such posting.
UPDATE:
LinkedIn has updated its API and I couldn't find any information related to getting LinkedIn Jobs in LinkedIn's new API. According to this Zapier post, Zapier is removing triggers related to New Jobs because of the API changes. In addition, Zapier removed all integrations related to creating, getting, or updating LinkedIn Jobs.
In other words, LinkedIn has removed the ability to get job postings from the LinkedIn Rest API.
OLD ANSWER:
I just finished up customizing a WordPress Plugin that currently gets LinkedIn Company Updates to now get LinkedIn Company job postings from the LinkedIn REST API.
The key API call for you to make would be the following:
GET: https://api.linkedin.com/v1/companies/{id}/updates?format=json
IMPORTANT: Make sure to set the event-type parameter to job-posting when making your GET request.
There is more information on all of the parameters for this endpoint at https://developer.linkedin.com/docs/company-pages#company_profile.
The old Facebook Legacy REST API had a function dashboard.publishActivity, however the new Graph API only allows messages to be posted on /me/feed.
Is there a way to send activities using the Graph API?
As mentioned in http://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/552/ Facebook "have removed the section which displayed the News that developers published via the Dashboard APIs in the Games Dashboard". Therefore the dashboard.publishActivity function no longer provides any useful functionality. My recommendation is to switch to either using stream posts or to Requests 2.0, as these will provide the same sort of distribution that you're looking for.