facebook-fql

According to the FQL Stream documentation the following query is supposed to return impression counts when run by an authenticated page owner, yet it never does. We have the page owner authenticating directly in the graph api explorer with extended permissions (read_stream, read_insights), but the impression counts are always null. Is anyone able to get this working? SELECT post_id, actor_id, message, impressions FROM stream WHERE actor_id = {owned_page} and source_id = {owned_page} Sahil Mittal I think its missing in the documentation, but you should make this call using the page access token

FB makes this EdgeRank metric Public (shown on every page) - now how to access it to collect stats? I asked the Facebook team about this a couple of weeks ago; it seems it was overlooked at the time and they would look into it. I just checked out the Graph API today and it appears to be in there now! Here is a quick way to request the data from the Graph API and have it return a JSON formatted result set: If you want just the count of talking about you can use this format: https://graph.facebook.com/[PageID or Page Name]?fields=talking_about_count Examples: https://graph.facebook.com

As we can get feeds of specific user or fan page, I wanted to know that how can I get feeds from specific Hashtag like in twitter by fql or Graph API ? I am using Facebook SDK 3.5.2 Thanks. As far as I can tell, searching specific posts by hashtags is currently unavailable. You can still find posts regarding a #hashtag querying a user's stream for a specific message: SELECT message FROM stream WHERE (source_id IN (SELECT uid2 FROM friend WHERE uid1 = me()) OR source_id=me() ) AND strpos(lower(message),lower('#hashtag')) >=0 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17358002/facebook-hashtag-how

Anyone had luck with doing multiquery through javascript API or ajax? I have successfully done this, although I had a bit of trouble at first with the documentation only having a php example. Just make sure you are attaching the queries json as the 2nd parameter in the api call rather than as a query string like in the php sample. That is: FB.api('/fql', {q:{"query1":"SELECT uid, rsvp_status FROM event_member WHERE eid=12345678","query2":"SELECT name, url, pic FROM profile WHERE id IN (SELECT uid FROM #query1)"}}, function(response) { // handle response }); 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

I can't find anywhere an fql query to list my facebook friends according to a location I that I specify.I am trying to implement this fql query in android.Someone please help me. The FQL you are looking for will be select name, current_location from user where uid in (select uid2 from friend where uid1 = me()) and current_location.country = "India" and current_location.state ="Delhi" The above FQL filters out the friends of the user and returns list of user's friends with current_location as Delhi, India. You can further filter the list based on other attributes of current_location like city ,

Let's take a simple FQL query to get all links shared by a user's friends since yesterday for example: SELECT link_id, title, url, owner, created_time FROM link WHERE created_time > strtotime('yesterday') AND owner IN ( SELECT uid2 FROM friend WHERE uid1 = me() ) LIMIT 100 If a user has 50 friends, this will execute perfectly. But if a user has hundreds of friends, more often than not Facebook returns an error. Options: Limit the friend select query to 50 -- Sure, that will work, but it will show the same friends every time. Unless you want an Ivy League-only feed, this isn't very helpful.