I want to get the webcal URL for the export events page using Facebook API,
url = webcal://www.facebook.com/ical/u.php?uid=YYYY&key=XXXXX
I want to know how to get the key=XXXXX part.
Which I can easily add to the Google calendar to display all of my Facebook events there.
Actually if you want to get the link for your account, just login to facebook and do following:
Go to events (in left menu) -> In front of event (title) there are two buttons: + Create event and a search button.
If you click search button, the last item is export.
If you click export you'll get the link for your account.
Hope it helps.
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I using this to check how many likes are on my website
http://api.facebook.com/restserver.php?method=links.getStats&urls=http://mywebsite.pl
My Question is:
How to check who and when clicked facebook like button on my website?
There is no way to identify users who clicked a Like Button on your external Website, for privacy reasons. You can only see friends who liked the same URL by setting the "data-show-faces" flag in the Like Button Plugin.
You can subscribe to the edge.create event if you want to know when it gets clicked, but this still does not return WHO clicked it: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/javascript/FB.Event.subscribe
I want to create one feature for my website page. that is when I am logged into my gmail account at that time I want to notify or blinking on my web page.
Is it possible? if yes, then plz answer how? tnx in advance.
If I get you right, you need to add your google or facebood account status in your page.
Google: Add this line to your page
<script src='//talkgadget.google.com/talkgadget/button'></script>
Facebook: Answer from here
Facebook has a Twitter-like feature in which you can update your "status" -- a one-liner formatted as [whatever you type].
It's now possible to export your Facebook status as an RSS feed, which means you can add it to your own choice site.
The hard part is finding your personal status "feed." Go to your Facebook Profile page and look for the "Mini-Feed" box. Click on the "See all" link. On the right rail of the resulting page is a list of links; one of them is "Status stories." That's the one you want. Click it.
Now you have a page labeled "My Mini-Feed" that is limited to your own status updates. Look in the right rail for an RSS icon and a label, "Subscribe to these stories." There's your RSS link.
Grab the URL and add it to the Aggregator on your website. Set the refresh time to the lowest possible value (15 minutes) and make sure cron runs at least that frequently.
Currently, the Aggregator module produces a block for each feed. You can place that block in any region. Voila: Your Facebook status is now reflected on your website.
When I post is published using the application on facebook, there is a small icon below, next to the like button. I want to add application name or some custom text right next to that icon. Below is a screenshot of twitter app that does what I mean. Posts are published using open graph api. Any ideas?
Those are called actions, and you can add them by sending an array of JSON objects as a parameter to your post call.
Example:
actions=[{'name':'#JemalaTony on Twitter', 'link':'http://twitter.com/#!/JemalaTony'}]
Source: Graph API > Post
Hi please excuse my ignorance as this is all new to me (you know, the teaching old dogs new tricks thing)..Ive just setting up a website and I want to put a link to my facebook page on it but I cant quite get my head around how to do it...please help a confused old girl...thanks
You must use HTML:
My facebook page
You can obtain help finding your FB ID here http://www.ehow.com/how_5753004_facebook-id.html It's very easy.
If you really have no idea about what I am talking about, give us your shining new website address and we can continue.
1) Go to the facebook.com/badges website.
2) Log in to your Facebook account.
3) Click on the type of badge you want to create. The Profile badge will allow you to list details that appear on your profile's information page such as name, email, birthday and hometown. You can also choose to display your status updates and recent photos using this option. The Like badge allows you to display a specific business or organization that you like. The Photo badge displays a thumbnail collection of photos you posted to your account. The Badge, Profile and Like options are available to pages or profiles (business or personal). The Page badge is available only to people who have created Pages for a business or organization. The Page badge gives website viewers the ability to click and Like your page while still on your website.
4) Select the customization features related to the badge type you are creating. For the Profile badge, click the "Edit this Badge" link and select the check boxes for the information you want to include. Click the "Save" button. Click the type of Web page you have. Facebook will provide custom code for a Blogger or Typepad blog. If you have a different type of website click the "Other" button. Copy the code provided and paste into your website. For the Like badge, select the page you want to display from the drop-down menu. Then copy the code provided and paste into your website. For the Photo badge, select the radio button for the layout option and choose the number of photos you want to display from the drop-down menu. Click the "Save" button. Click the type of website you have. Copy the code provided and paste into your website. For the Pages badge, click "Edit this Badge" and select the layout type and the items you want to display. Click the "Save" button. Click the button for the type of website you have, and copy and paste the code into your website.
Say I have a facebook page/app that contains images of products that I sell. Is there a way that I can find out who the user details(facebook account) is when an image is clicked?
Assumption I am making:
You are using a custom page tab
The page tab is an iframe
You have GDPed the user when they clicked on the body of the tab
You now know the user in the app on the tab
All actions by the user contain the user ID (so you can customize the experience)
Then you're already done!
C # facebook
you can take it by IP from access log, or you have to aim all images to php file (to log user data) before showing image
From my knowledge, the user has to connect with your app first, before you can get his user id. After you have this piece of information, it's rather simple to log all his requests.
Assuming that clicking on a product image doesn't necessarily send the user to a new URL, but maybe shows a zoomed image or shows more information, you could use Javascript to send an Ajax request to your server containing information about the product and FB user id. The URL can look something like this:
http://example.com/log.php?uid=xxx&product_id=ppp
Then server-side you'll store the information in the database.