Can I get posts with likes and other information from public profile of any user at Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Youtube and Instagram using their APIs, if I'm not logged in at any of these services? I need to use it developing PHP/JavaScript application.
Thanks in advance.
Yes, you can. But there is one condition, the profile you're accessing must be public. Also one has his own API's so it can get a little tricky. I think you don't even need PHP because the APIs from google & facebook come in JS.
A tip that might help you. Try firebase. Firebase is a framework that makes client-side development easier. You can include Google APIs & facebook APIs.
I'm a native Spanish speaker so I'm sorry for my English. Anyway, check firebase. It should help.
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I've looked through the API and it's all for Facebook Pages to set up a Chatbot.
I wanna be able to set up a Webhook/Listener for chats/messages on my personal profile (to mess around a little).
I'm asking cos I can see unofficial Messenger apps on the Play Store, and they don't look like just a web implementation.
No, there is no way to do that using the official APIs.
Read access to user conversations has been removed a long while ago already, and there is no webhook functionality for this either.
Just starting out with Facebook's API. I have a client that sends me the access_token after logging into to FB on iPhone. I am wondering where I would specify the permissions I need, for example to access email, or user's music data?
Is it via client using FBSession, or via Koala (ruby gem I use on server side with access_token to get user's info) or in Facebook's app settings page?
Thanks
If your user is logging in via an iOS app, you need to request them in the permissions parameter of FBSession. https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/ios/3.1/class/FBSession#permissions
Although I'm not a specialist in mobile development, so I cannot provide you with a functional example (or even properly explain how to do this) I have done a bit of browsing in the Facebook API section of the Developers website, and I believe that I have the answer to your questions. This will not only answer where, but it should also give you how, for many different purposes, there are different permissions that you must add, and this page gives you some idea of how to do all of them.
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/login/
I have web portal. I need to somehow get all Facebook wall posts from just one specific user or group( that represents my web portal). I need to have wall posts available on my web portal for further processing.
I will be also needing an option for posting messages from web portal to FB user/group wall.
I haven`t worked with FB API until now, so any materials, tutorials that can lead me in right direction would be of great help.
Can this be done without creating Facebook application?
Thank you
No,
Facebook just like that does not share its user information.
you will have to create an app on facebook to authorize urself,and on your web portal you will have to sek users permission before getting any user info.
craete facebook app here https://developers.facebook.com/apps
You can choose between javascript sdk and graph api on how you want to get user data.
You can use publish_stream permisiion to get the post on user wall.
Can this be done without creating Facebook application?
NO
Tutorials and materials:
Graph API
Samples & How-Tos
Google, but I would be careful here. Try to search for updated tutorials (written or updated on 2011)
I used this http://neosmart.de/social-media/facebook-wall its fb.wall plugin into jQuery .js library. It easy and can be edited symply via CSS
I am trying to price up a quote and one thing on there is a facebook 'quick' login on the members area of the site in question. I think it is like open id. Is there any tutorials that anyone know of to accomplish this?
I guess there should be a fair number of tutorials out there:
How to Authenticate Users With Facebook Connect
The Facebook PHP-SDK has a nice example that could be used (with some work) to achieve what you want.
I've written a tutorial about the Registration Plugin (one of the flows) if you are interested.
There are many tutorial which will be helpful in Login with Facebook as well as you can login with multipal sites.
You can use PHP OAuth API: Authorize and access APIs using OAuth
written by Manuel Lemos. It provides built-in support for OAuth servers of Bitbucket, Box.net, Disqus, Dropbox, Eventful, Facebook, Fitbit, Flickr, Foursquare, github, Google, Instagram, LinkedIn, Microsoft, RightSignature, Salesforce, Scoop.it, StockTwits, SurveyMonkey, Tumblr, Twitter, XING and Yahoo.
Also
http://www.9lessons.info/2011/02/login-with-facebook-and-twitter.html
2.http://www.a2zwebhelp.com/login-with-facebook
3.http://runnable.com/UfwdES1fQz9uAAAh/simple-facebook-connect-php-example
My google skills have failed.
My interest is how much user information I can access when having users connect to my website through. Comments, shared links, uploaded photos, data from other facebook applications used by the user?
Have a look at the Graph API ..or the old REST API for an idea of what you can access via Facebook APIs.
There's a good tutorial here: Facebook Connect Tutorial. I believe this article is using the REST API and the Javascript SDK for single sign on.