View all comments from a facebook page, on my own site - facebook

Is there in anyway i can make a FB:Comments or something else, which shows me the comments that i give people, and the comments people are leaving, at my page on Facebook ?
In basic.. i just wanna see everything thats written on the wall/news feed on my page..
Anyone knows how this is possible or if it is possible ??

You'll have to create an application that has the manage_pages permission. With this permission, you'll be able to extract all the posts from your page and then display them however you see fit.
For more information on creating applications - you can read here
For information about permissions on facebook - you can read here

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How Do I Detect if a User Already Likes My Facebook Page when landing on my site without user_likes permissions

When a user lands on my website I would like to present him with a litebox with the like facebook widget in it. However I only want to do this if they haven't already liked our facebook page.
I want to make this process seamless so I dont want to have to ask for permission first.
I read somewhere that if its for your own sites FB page, then you dont require this.
But cant find any more information other than a person stating this in the stackoverflow.
Any help much appreciated.
thanks
andy
You would need to go through the review process with the user_likes permission. Facebook will not approved user_likes for that, because like gating is not allowed anymore.
It was possible earlier to check if a user liked a Page directly in a Page Tab/App, but that flag was removed.

Cookies that can remember facebook users who liked

I am fresh and making a plugin pop up facebook like box from sketches so please can any body guide me, how I can use cookies to detect if user has already like my facebook page, and don't show the box to him other wise if he hasn't like the page show it.
I think you're heading in a wrong direction. I guess what you want to implement is a so-called "Fan Gate". This was already answered a lot of times here on SO, for example see perl Facebook::Graph API check if user likes page
If you're using a Page Tab App, this is the way to go. Otherwise you'll be having problems to determine whether the specific user has liked you page or not, because you don't have the user_likes permission, which is necessary to get this info.

Providing users with a way to detag their Facebook photos

I run a social membership club and my website users can log into my site with each having their own profile page.
On each of my user's profile pages, I want to display a list of photos which have been tagged with that user on Facebook. I know this part is possible.
The bit I am struggling with is giving each of my users the ability to 'untag' themselves in each photo of them that is displayed in the list. The 'untagging' should happen directly from my site. Is this possible and how could I go about doing this?
Hope someone can help/has ideas?
Unfortunately, there's no facbeook API that allows removal of photo tags at this time of writing.
Its not documented and I haven't tested this but I'd chance issuing a DELTE request to
/PHOTO_ID/tags/USER_ID
Worth a shot through the graph explorer anyway.

Is this possible to require website visitor to fan a facebook page to access content on the website?

I was wonder if this would be possible and how to do it. I have a personal website. I wanted to have it so that in order for the visitor to gain access to a specific page,the website checks to see if that visitor is a fan of our page on facebook. If they are not, they must become one to advance to the page content on my website. I thought perhaps there is a code that would do this? Maybe some kind of token/cookie combo? Any help would be great. Iv been searching for a solution to this. The page on my personal site gets a lot of traffic so I want to require all visitors to that page to become a facebook fan and the site verifies this before letting them into the page.
Outside of Facebook you can only check if a user likes your page if you have the user login to your site first.
So you’d need to set up an app, have the user login, ask for their permission to read their likes, read the info if they like your particular page – and then either let them see the content, or present them with a like button.
How it’s done in detail is all in the docs – so please have a look around there if you think it’s worth the cost.

How can i show the wall (feed) of my page to app on facebook?

How can i show the wall (feed) of my page to app on facebook? As i see in the page
www.facebook.com/kesha?sk=app_178091127385 and
www.facebook.com/pages/Khanduna-Yengu-Nangsu-Amuktang/187317137978077
I want show the wall(feed) of my page to my app of facebook. Please Help me.
I also try and see graph api as below
graph.facebook.com//feed
But Fail,
Please Help any one.
As I understand your question, you want to take the wall of your page and show the content of that on another page controlled by an app you have made, so that is the question I will answer.
There are a couple of things you need to do.
Facebook now requires you to have an access_token to get that information. You can get this in two different ways. Either you get your users permission to grab an access_token for them, or you create an access_token for one of the admin users with offline_access and manage_pages permissions.
There are problems with both cases:
1: Getting an access_token per user requires people to give permissions to your app which is quite annoying if they just gain access to the contents of the feed.
2: Having one access_token is also a problem seeing as Facebook puts a limit on how many requests you can make per access_token in a given time.
You need to balance these things out if you want the feed to be shown. Which case would you most likely use? If you don't have many users the second case might be the best, but if you go over the request limit no content will be shown and that could confuse your users.
Anyways.. Once you are past the access_token problem, you can access the information by getting the content from the page:
https://graph.facebook.com/YOUR_PAGE_ID/feed?access_token=YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN.
You then get a nice json output you can use. If you are using the Javascript API you can simply use the information here:
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/javascript/FB.api/
If you are ever unsure how to get the information you need there is a nice tool for that developed by Facebook called Graph API Explorer which you can find here:
http://developers.facebook.com/tools/explorer/