facebook-fql

Using python 2.6.5 and facebook-sdk 0.3.2 this: import facebook api = facebook.GraphAPI(token) api.fql({'example':u"SELECT uid2 FROM friend WHERE uid1 = me()"}) returns an empty list, but this api.fql({'example':"SELECT uid2 FROM friend WHERE uid1 = me()"}) works. If any of the queries are unicode strings, the result will be [] with no error. Facebook developer support suggested I ask on stackoverflow what's wrong. Their explanation was that since nobody else has reported this bug, that it's probably something I'm doing wrong. So they closed the bug . Thoughts on how to deal with this? It's

When trying to find friends of mine that also use this app and have links from a specific site, I'm getting no results from some friends, but it works great on others. If I use the Graph API Explorer, doing something as simple as /friendid/links returns an empty set. However, I can go to their wall and see links and they have the read_stream permissions granted to my app. Of note, they appear to have a different Privacy Settings experience as well (completely different set of screens). Anyone ever seen this? How can Facebook be granted permissions, but not really get them? It's all to do with

I'm using the Facebook Graph and FQL API from an application (OAuth authenticated). I've been unable to find anything about rate limiting/throttling in the documentation. Normally, I'd expect some kind of limit in class/user... Looking in at the Facebook app page Insigths -> Diagnostics: PI Throttling None during specified period. API Throttling Warnings None during specified period. Feature Limits Feature limit per user, per day Requests 1.0 20 Which indicates some kind of throttling may be used. Anyone got more info on this? I don't really know any hard limits either, but for graph data

According to Facebook they released their new messaging system way back, http://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/591/ From the Blog: Apps should move to the new messaging Graph API endpoints and messaging FQL tables ('unified_message' and 'unified_thread'). We will be formally deprecating the old messaging REST APIs, Graph APIs and messaging FQL tables at a date to be announced in the future. But I still getting the "must be a developer". Is this just me, or does this work for anyone? I'll try to use unified_thread table from FQL. Facebook suggests to move to that table, but it's still not

On my site, I have Facebook share plugin so that users can share articles on Facebook. Now I want a report of top 10 articles shared on Facebook from my site in last one week or month. I tried using FQL, https://graph.facebook.com/fql?q=SELECT url, normalized_url, share_count, like_count, comment_count, total_count FROM link_stat WHERE url like '%www.indiatimes.com%' order by total_count desc limit 10 But 'like' keyword doesn't work in fql. Please advice. I suggest you to do this way: For example: Articles from http://googledevelopers.blogspot.com (It may not work on all website, so you may