I want to use Fiddler API to monitor all the URLs a webpage is requesting and later use their offset to calculate the time taken to load for a particular webpage.
Could anyone help me with how to start?
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when I using facebook graph api explorer for feed and home data,it always gives old result.
Generally me/home gives recent friends activity which show as like as when facebook.com open and feed gives if someone tag me,or comment my status releted to me.but when I compare with my feed wall with data given by grap api me/feed or me/home its show that graph api response is not updated. I can't use real time update its only because real time update does not support native desktop application.
so is there any other way to get recent update of recent activites except me/home and me/feed method?
I think you should consider using real time update. The fact that it doesn't support native desktop application isn't a real problem. It just means that you have to do some alternations in your application.
I don't know what OS you are using or what programming language you are using, but I think it's rather safe to say that your toolbox when it comes to your technologies can support calls to a web server or a web service.
Then you should use the web server or web service to implement the real time update specifications given by Facebook.
Alternative, you call poll Facebook API on a regular basis but I would not recommend it.
Use real time update and check your web server for new messages. This solution is working quite good. I have received updates from Facebook within 10 seconds after they have been posted.
If you don't want to poll your web server, try to implement it using web sockets (HTML5), perhaps in combination with node.js.
I need to get the real time updates from the facebook graph api for a windows 8 metro style application using javascipt & HTML5. Since the application is a client application ,it does not have any callback url. Can someone please tell me how this is done in case of windows 7 mobile phone applications.
The Real-time Updates can only be used if you have a server to handle the update request from facebook.
This feature is not intended for client-side only applications.
So here is the thing...
I need a standalone flash application that receives by socket an image and then publishes it on facebook.
The few methods i've seen use php but in this case i really would like to use only the standalone.
Ideas on how to accomplish this? Is it possible?
What you're trying to do can be accomplished from the client without server scripting as well.
Have a look on these links
http://code.google.com/p/facebook-actionscript-api/
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/facebook.html
It's an AS facebook api and the Adobe site has some very useful examples on how to set this up.
After you achieve a login and you have a working connection to the Fb api then you can upload your picture to the user's albums using the api from within AS.
I am trying to implement real-time(auto updating) wall feed in my app and I don't now how and the Facebook website requires you to do GET and POST commands. Is this possible, and if so how??
Thank So Much In Advance :)
To use Facebook Real-time updates you required to use publicly accessible URL as callback. So this isn't possible just using standalone application on iOS and you'll need to use some sort of web application/service to handle real-time subscriptions and then pass em to your application.
I have a facebook iframe application - let's call it apps.facebook.com/my-app.
We currently use Google Analytics for our tracking, and I correctly have Google Analytics installed on my application (that is included via iframe to the FB app) & it is tracking any use of the application mentioned above.
However, I would like to find out what the traffic source is to my-app PRIOR to facebook; ie, if a user goes to domain1.com, and follows a link from there to apps.facebook.com/my-app, it appears that the "traffic source" gets tracked as "apps.facebook.com" rather than "domain1.com", b/c the GA is installed within my code of the page included via the iframe, so its http referer is apps.facebook.com
Is there any way to retrieve "domain1.com" as my traffic source, in this case? Or any suggestions to try? (whether using Google Analytics, or another source? I see that the facebook insights does give some information on referrers, but it's not very extensive at all; no date ranges, etc)
Thanks so much!
- ali
Just using Google Analytics in Facebook, there isn't much you can do here. However, what we've done in the past (to general success) is to create a redirect link outside of Facebook with the analytics on it, and push all traffic there first.
In other words, create a page at www.myapp.com/redirect, and put the google tracker there (or, alternately, just append the referrer url to the query string manually). Then, redirect with javascript out to the Facebook canvas app URL. That way, the user ends up in the right place, and you get your referrer info as well.