I have read many questions here on this site and read the documentation Facebook Interest List but none really provided an answer to my need.
My problem is that whenever i try to get the Interest List i get empty results and in the questions i read it was to one of the following reason:
1-You need a permission for the user_interest
2-No interest lists
I have two Interest List and as for permissions:
When i use the Graph API, here is my results:
So am i making a mistake here or does that mean that it's a bug from Facebook, if anybody have any knowledge about this, please share because i have been struggling with this fro quite sometime.
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I wanna use facebook graph , to get all the posts from the group with their messages, pictures and so on.
I have managed to do the all above, but now i am facing another problem , i want to get all the group posts by their topic(tags) and i don’t know how.
Basically my intention is to filter and arrange group posts by their topics(tags) .
I have tried and looked everywhere on developer.facebook.com but i can’t find any solutions or at least a sign that can help me.
Can anyone help me with that and show where i can read or at least to give me an example that could help me to work out what to do next.
I don’t need a fully working code just to understand if it is possible to get the group posts tags or not, and if yes where i can read more about this. Thx
I am doing some proof-of-concept with Facebook SDK and Graph API to list user's posts using the /me/feed. I am unable to find a reference where I can see the list of possible options that can be passed as parameters.
For example, how can one find only those posts that are made within a specific time range? or how to retrieve only public posts shared by the user>
Could someone please help me by listing all the possible filters?
For getting data in a specific time range, take a look at time based cursors: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/using-graph-api/v2.6#paging
/me/posts would be the endpoint to get posts shared by the user only. It´s explained in the links you posted.
I am building a basic app for a research project. Basically, we want to see if brain surgery alters behavior based on user's facebook posts and interactions. In other words, we are trying to read all wall posts from specific users.
My initial ideas was this: As long as the researcher is friend's with the subject, I can call https://graph.facebook.com/UID/posts and https://graph.facebook.com/UID/feed. A combination of those two should give me all relevant posts.
This works perfectly for some users, but for others, I'm only getting some random posts while missing many others. For some users, I'm not getting anything at all. I cannot find any pattern as to when posts are shown and when not. Does anyone have an idea what the problem could be and how to solve it?
I'm using the read_stream permission.
The most likely answer is that the user's friend disabled API platform access in their settings or locked down the privacy in some of their posts.
I am trying to build an algo which is quiet similar to edgerank algo of facebook. I am kind of missing 'edges' part, which is about user view anyone's post and hence creates an edge in this. Is there a way to get the posts user has viewed irrespective of user liked/commented on them. Apparently I believe this is somewhat not feasible after doing some research on graph/fql. But, did anyone of you came across anything like this?
No, there is no way, via an API or any other method open to developers, to see what posts the user has or has not seen. The only thing you could go by is likes, comments, and shares. That's it.
Given an Open Graph story ID, is it possible to read insights Impression and Referral data on the story via any of the Facebook APIs?
A thorough review of the API documentation suggests it's not (but FB's API docs can get out of date) and previous SO questions have not been promising (but none of the answers seem definitive and anyway times change). Something like the following seems like a reasonable guess for where they might be available:
https://graph.facebook.com/[og_story_id]/insights
Testing queries along those lines does not error, but also hasn't turned up any real data.
As a addendum and potential hack, is it possible to access the comment or like count for an Open Graph story?
It is not possible to update the existing isight using the endpoint the only it allow only the get request post and put is not allowed for this end point