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I have a very different requirement in my app.Using the app i need to get top 25 most liked and most commented posts from facebook.First let me ask the experts does it seems to be possible till today?
As far as i thought and researched on this I am able to get the likes and comments for a page(of an organization or celebrity using graph api).
My approach was to make an Admin panel and subscribe most of the famous people,organization,product etc,but this won't help.
Not possible to do I'm afraid. From what you are asking, you want to find the most popular posts across all of facebook? This is most likely going to come from Pages as these are public and can have millions of people liking / commenting on posts.
Either way, this would be a complex and data-intensive task. You would have to scrape posts from all the top Facebook pages and see which ones would have the most links / comments. A lot of work for little reward.
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I am trying share my app's data in social networking sites.i am trying to implement sharekit but i encountered a lot of errors.Is there a way other than sharekit to share my app to social networking sites atleast to facebook and twitter?
If you want to target Twitter and Facebook it's also worth looking into the iOS Social Framework.
Note that Facebook is only supported as of iOS6, but this api is far simpler in use than the other solutions for user handling, posting, etc...
You can find a lot of good tutorials on this topic (ex. http://www.raywenderlich.com/21558/beginning-twitter-tutorial-updated-for-ios-6)
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Recently i've noticed many news sites creating new application on facebook for sharing articles.
something like mini-site of the website inside facebook platform.
I.e Washington post application.
I've tried to find the how-to-do on facebook developers center but couldn't.
You’re talking about Open Graph actions here. Apps can define objects, and actions that can be performed on them (although fo reading an article you now have to use the build-in types), and then publish these actions on a user’s behalf.
Please familiarize yourself with the concept, start reading here: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraph/
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Closed 9 years ago.
I'm developing a site that allows a user to create an order for a product based on "One of those, one of those, three of them, that much of that" etc to end up with a shopping list them can print out and take to their local store and show to a Customer Adviser "I'd like this product with these items in please".
I'd also like to have a Like button or something similar where you can post your results to your Facebook account - "Look what I'm buying!" sort of thing. Maybe even a link back to the client website.
I'm ultra new to the Facebook API - is anything like this possible? Have seen similar sort of ideas with people like Levi; is it possible to send complex text data to Facebook in this way rather than just "Like" a page, as the page results will be different for different users?
Yes, it is possible to do that.
Become an app developer. See: http://developers.facebook.com
Read thru the examples and other documentation at. http://developers.facebook.com/docs
Set up an app at: https://developers.facebook.com/apps
Get your feet wet by coding up some of the examples
Then get to work on your project's requirements and code up the solution.
Happy coding.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I'm currently investigating a way to develop a website that will allow me to search for users of facebook and the outcome is to display some simple information to the user of my website about this person. so firstly a search will will display a list of users and then when the user clicks the name the basic information will be displayed.
This is part of a University application i am looking into creating for a final year project. i'm not asking for answers i'm just wondering is it possible to even use the api to integrate with a aspx.net project and do the searches i have explained.
any pointers would help greatly. This is my first ever post on this form and i hope to be an active user of the site.
Thanks Everyone
Chris
Start here:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/
Look at the search section of this document.
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I'm trying to figure out what are the cases where FQL has features which the Graph API doesn't.
I tried to find the answer in the docs, but as many others have pointed out, they aren't the clearest or the most complete. To make things more difficult, a lot of the blogs commenting on the Developer platform are now dated too.
So, what can FQL do that the Graph API can't?
FQL has a WHERE clause, which graph API doesn't have any equivalent of. I'm talking of something more sophisticated than just getting object connections (like user's friends). Examples: get user's friends who are also app users and online in chat, get all events which start tomorrow and not created by myself, etc, etc.
Besides that FQL is more like an extension to the graph API rather than something independent and is used to make queries on graph objects.