I've notice that when I share some content from my app on my time line, counter of people who like this page (like button is placed on page that I share) increment by 1. Of course it could be somebody wh like page while I'm sharing, butthere is not many users at testing phase under 10 visitors per day. tyr some times and it really looks loke share increment like counter. Does it true? Or may be I make some error and it works so now?
The like button counter is made of the total of likes, shares and comments. If you want to know the number of likes only, you need to use FQL to query the like table.
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I want to import posts of a page between 07-12-2017 and 10-12-2017.
I have converted the dates to unix timestamps.
https://graph.facebook.com/v2.11/ekantipur?fields=posts.until(1512926148).limit(125)&access_token=MyAccessToken
works and so does
https://graph.facebook.com/v2.11/ekantipur?fields=posts.since(1512666948).limit(125)&access_token=MyAccessToken
But since and until together does not work. It only shows a single id.
Is there an another way to accomplish this task? If yes please reply. Thankyou in advance.
Update here is my updated Url with since and until. Its still not working.
123456/posts?since=07-12-2017&until=10-12-2017
Can you update the original post with your combined Since and Until?
I'm assuming that the SINCE is set to 7/17 and the UNTIL is 10/17, correct? It looks that way from the converted numbers, but I try not to assume it isn't something small like that :). No offense intended.
Looking at the graph API, I am using the page id of one I am the admin of and using since and until and it's coming back with posts between 07-12-2017 and 10-12-2017. I'm wondering if it has something to do with the limit in your urls. What if the limit statements are narrowing things down too much?
I'm just putting this into the graph API and getting the results I'm expecting: (no, my page id isn't 123456)
Granted, I'm not calling it in a url, Graph API is pretty forgiving.
We have a campaign that we run yearly. We built new pages using last year's page as a template. The pages are at the same URL's as last year but with different content and different metadata.
We thought the client would be happy that they had great social numbers but they actually want the numbers to start from 0. I've found plenty of information about clearing the cache with Facebook and we've done that already in multiple fashion, and plenty of posts asking why their like count is at zero, but nothing about how we can reset to 0.
Any ideas on how we can achieve this?
Change the URLs of the content and the new URLs will have 0 likes
My like button counter displays 1 likes for a month.
I've checked the number through http://graph.facebook.com/http://www.arthurimmo.com/ and get the "real number"
I did the debug process http://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/object?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.arthurimmo.com%2F
But still displays 1 like on my website
Any idea how i can fix this?
The number of one like is for the url: http://www.arthurimmo.com.x30.poliris.net/index.htm
Try swapping the og:url to http://www.arthurimmo.com
Sometimes it becomes messy with redirects and rewrites for like counting.
i want to reset my facebook like counter on my web sites.
This is 13 like http://www.evgor.com.tr/asp/product/5083/Trend-Avangarde-Yatak-Odasi
This is 509 like http://www.evgor.com.tr/asp/product/5759/Ikons-Salon-Takimi
and i want to reset all products like counter. What can i do this. Thank you
When creating the like button you have an option to specify for what URL the like will belong.
Appending a GET query string to that option (like ?v=1, or whatever) will make facebook treat it as a completely different like set, and reset the like count to zero.
I'm developing a facebook application and I need test users to test it.
I know that facebook provides now the possibility to create tests users, but they can't "like" a public page and this prevent me to use them because the "likes" is the only thing I need.
Do you know any solutions?
Thanks in advance.
Adding Like button code is quite simple, so if the goal of your testing is to make sure it will work properly with Facebook, all you need is to generate Like code using FB Reference , and you can be confident it works without testing.
If the goal of your testing is testing something else, based on number of responses, and you need a good representation of numbers (e.g. 10, 100, 1000, ...), you have 2 options:
hook "pseudo like" to some file/db table where you can change it as you want, test with all the numbers you need to test, and then replace with real FB Like
since Like is based on URL, during testing you could test your logic using Like code for some other pages (that already have different number of likes). For example reference page I gave a link to above, has about 65k likes, so I could use code for that page temporarily to test my logic for 65k likes.
After that you still can test a few numbers by using your friends as test subjects of course.
If only there were a website where you could ask all of your friends to help you... a website that included the ability for those friends to "like" whatever it is you are working on... you'd have to ensure that those friends were willing to spare a brief moment of the work day to (gasp) not work and view the website instead...
Sarcasm aside, I think your best bet will be to ask the people on facebook for a few likes just to help you with a project.