/* | |
For more detailed instructions on how to use this script, sign up with your email here: | |
http://adamloving.com/internet-programming/how-toexport-facebook-page-fans | |
DISCLOSURE: This javascript runs in your browser pretending to be you | |
looking through your page fans. Facebook should have no problem with this, | |
but who knows if they will think it is strange to see you looking through | |
all your fans so quickly (the script waits 3s before requesting each page). | |
I've had no problem running this so far for 1000s of page fans, but I | |
cannot be held liable if your Facebook account gets banned or your page | |
gets disabled for any reason for using this script. | |
INSTRUCTIONS: | |
1. Download Google Chrome Web browser (or Apple Safari) | |
2. Enable the developer tools | |
3. Open the javascript console and cut and paste the attached script into the console. | |
The script will fetch users 100 at a time and output the results into the console which you can then cut and paste into a CSV file. | |
*/ | |
var uri = '/ajax/social_graph/fetch.php?__a=1'; | |
var lastResponse = null; | |
var usersPerPage = 100; | |
var totalUsersDownloaded = 0; | |
var throttle = 3000; // how long to wait between pages | |
var startPage = 0; | |
var endPage = 10; // change this if you have more than 1,000 fans | |
// Find the social graph node ID (page profile ID) by peeking at meta tags | |
var getNodeId = function() { | |
var metaTags = document.getElementsByTagName('meta'); | |
for (i in metaTags) { | |
var tag = metaTags[i]; | |
if (tag.content && tag.content.match(/_([0-9]+)_/)) { | |
return tag.content.match(/_([0-9]+)_/)[1]; | |
} | |
} | |
return null; | |
} | |
// Process the AJAX call response and dump the user data to the console | |
var OnResponse = function(e) { | |
console.log('--- Page: ' + e.payload.page); | |
lastResponse = e; // for debugging | |
for (userId in e.payload.user_info) { | |
var userData = e.payload.user_info[userId]; | |
totalUsersDownloaded++; | |
console.log('http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=' + userId + ',' + userData.title + ',' + userData.subtitle + ',' + userData.pic) | |
} | |
console.log('Downloaded: ' + totalUsersDownloaded + ' of ' + e.payload.count) | |
if (e.payload.page <= endPage && totalUsersDownloaded < e.payload.count) { | |
setTimeout(function() { downloadUsers(e.payload.page + 1); }, 3000); | |
} | |
} | |
// Make an AJAX call for the data using FB's AJAX library | |
var downloadUsers = function(page) { | |
var nodeId = getNodeId(); | |
if (!nodeId) { | |
alert('Sorry couldn\'t find profile ID'); | |
return; | |
} | |
var data = { | |
edge_type: 'fan', | |
page: page, | |
limit: usersPerPage, | |
node_id: nodeId, | |
'class': 'FanManager', | |
post_form_id: document.getElementById('post_form_id').value, | |
fb_dtsg: document.getElementsByName('fb_dtsg')[0].value, | |
lsd: null, | |
post_form_id_source: 'AsyncRequest' | |
} | |
var req = new AsyncRequest() | |
.setURI(new URI(uri)) | |
.setMethod('POST') | |
.setData(data) | |
.setHandler(OnResponse); | |
result = req.send(); | |
} | |
downloadUsers(startPage); |
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I'm sorry but the system always tell me "Sorry couldn't find profile ID" |
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jhoonycode - what browser are you using? I just tested it in Firefox 4 (with firebug), Safari, and Chrome. Only one it doesn't work in is Safari. |
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I'm using chrome! by the system return that don't find user ID. |
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Hmm. I'm not sure! If you can, send me the HTML for the page as an
attachment (just HTML nothing else). The script finds the profile ID in the
meta tags at the top.
…On Sun, Mar 27, 2011 at 4:01 PM, jhoonycode < ***@***.***>wrote:
I'm using chrome!
I open my facebook page
open the administration panel
open the java console
and copy the code.
by the system return that don't find user ID.
what wrong?
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I send you now an email with the HTML file. |
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Script worked great out of Safari! |
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Dave -
Glad it worked for you! To remove the info, just go in and modify the
console.log statements before pasting into Safari. Hope that helps.
- Adam
…On Fri, Apr 1, 2011 at 1:41 PM, Dwhitte < ***@***.***>wrote:
Script worked great out of Safari!
However it also exported a number and an http link to the person's profile.
Is there a way to only export the name and not this secondary info?
Thanks.
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Thank You. Worked great again. |
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Hi Forgive me - today still getting the profile id error when at the fan page i admin. i get "Sorry couldn't find profile ID" thoughts? and many thanks for the script |
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never mind... it seems to be running. wild. thanks a lot |
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now here's another quicky: is there any way to tell join date, or to anyone's knowledge, that data is just not captured? |
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Hi Adam, I was also getting the "Sorry couldn't find profile ID" so I hacked your script and hard coded the page id which worked to certain extent. Essentially, the page has ~1640 fans but the script stopped at 1200. I signed in as admin. Any thoughts as to why the remaining 400 were not available? BTW, the amended script is: // start // Process the AJAX call response and dump the user data to the console for (userId in e.payload.user_info) { console.log('Downloaded: ' + totalUsersDownloaded + ' of ' + e.payload.count) // Make an AJAX call for the data using FB's AJAX library if (!nodeId) { var data = { var req = new AsyncRequest() result = req.send(); downloadUsers(startPage); // end |
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"Essentially, the page has ~1640 fans but the script stopped at 1200. I signed in as admin. Any thoughts as to why the remaining 400 were not available?" ... change the value of endPage in the script above to something greater than 10. |
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Awesome - thanks!
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"Essentially, the page has ~1640 fans but the script stopped at 1200. I
signed in as admin. Any thoughts as to why the remaining 400 were not
available?"
... change the value of endPage in the script above to something greater
than 10.
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Thanks gmacgregor! |
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Great work Adam, this worked like magic. I'm wondering if you have found a workaround the 10, 000 user limit? Thanx for sharing this |
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Sorry, still no workaround for the 10K user limit.
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HELP! Adam, I can't get your script to work. I used Google Chrome and followed the steps above but go the "undefined" eror. I tried refarc's ammended script, and I got "Unexpected identifier" ......any ideas how I can fix??? |
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Hey Jon - thanks for letting me know, I'll take a look this weekend.
…On Fri, May 27, 2011 at 12:33 PM, jromanow < ***@***.***>wrote:
HELP! Adam, I can't get your script to work. I used Google Chrome and
followed the steps above but go the "undefined" eror. I tried refarc's
ammended script, and I got "Unexpected identifier" ......any ideas how I
can fix???
You can reach me at: ***@***.***
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Worked awesome for me with 632 fans.... this will make it much easier to find a winner for my giveaway contest for my facebook fans. |
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Sorry for the newbie comment here. This is what I've done in Safari. Let me know if I'm on the right path or way off. I've clicked "Develop" in Safari. Then "Start Profiling Javascript". Then clicked on "Consol". Pasted the code. Changed the word ('meta') to (my id number). Then at the end of the code press enter. Thanks for the help! |
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I think I'm actually stuck at where to put the Profile ID in the script. Please help. Thanks |
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lawpa - change var nodeId = getNodeId(); to var nodeId = PROFILEID; where PROFILEID is your id number. hope that helps... |
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Worked like a charm! Thanks!!! |
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Guess I should change that to a prompt. This script is getting popular :-)
…On Mon, May 30, 2011 at 9:07 PM, lawpa < ***@***.***>wrote:
Worked like a charm! Thanks!!!
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This worked perfectly Adam! All I had to do was put in my FB Page ProfileID into the correct location (as you instructed Iawpa above) and voila! Thank you so much! |
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Thanks Adam. The new script worked in Google Chrome. The only question I have is why does it stop after 1200 users (have 2943). I thought you said from a previous post it should go up to 10,000 users????? Is there a way to modify the scrip to get all users?
Thank you,
Jon Romanow
jromanow@bgeltd.com
847-581-8217
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> > Guess I should change that to a prompt. This script is getting popular :-)
On Mon, May 30, 2011 at 9:07 PM, lawpa < ***@***.***>wrote:
Worked like a charm! Thanks!!!
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Hi, Looks real nice. Used it to great satisfaction. Best regards. |
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Super script Adamloving, worked like a charm and I got all my 4280 fans exported. Love that I can simply edit what components are exported and then its just a few clicks to get all that into excel for some sorting :). This would be perfect if you could find a workaround for the 10k limit. I found this from Google and this looks to be one of the simplest and easyest way to export fan lists. Again, thanks a million! |
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Great script Adam!!! I am having intermittent problems and was wondering if others are seeing the same. I too see “undefined” after I execute the script but still the script executes properly sometimes. I haven’t been able to figure out why it doesn’t execute each time…sometimes I have to attempt to run the script for many times for several days before I get any results. Any ideas? I am using XP sp2 and google chrome. |
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I also forgot to mention that I am running the script on a sports venue page to which I am an admin |
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I really need to get this script working again. Is there any possible way to debug it? |
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Thanks for this Adam! I've been looking for something like this for 3 weeks. Phew! |
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Is there a way to get emails, like if I wanted to compile them for a monthly email database? |
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Asachs - Not that I know of! Will update this if someone figures it out.
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Is there a way to get emails, like if I wanted to compile them for a
monthly email database?
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i had the same problem with unable to get the profile id. I solved it by switching my account so that I was using facebook as my fan page, not as my normal user. If you are an administrator then you get an option to use facebook as "your page name". Clicking on this and then running the script worked. Thanks very much for a great script. |
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Thanks so much for this awesome script! Worked perfectly and saved me a ton of time! |
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Hi! Is there a way for the list to show up in signup order? Ie: fans that have been with me the longest at one end and newest fans at the other? |
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mdchang - not that I know of, sorry!
…On Tue, Jul 19, 2011 at 3:27 PM, mdchang < ***@***.***>wrote:
Hi! Is there a way for the list to show up in signup order? Ie: fans that
have been with me the longest at one end and newest fans at the other?
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Hi Adam, Crystal |
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I got the code to work. This is definitely a newby question - so sorry - but how do I export the information. It does not let me highlight to copy and paste the info. |
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I loaded the facebook page, logged in as admin copied the code inside scripts, but nothing in console, not sure if I;m missing something Thnks guys |
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Hi - I just tested this again tonight to make sure that it is working. Worked for me first try. I'm using Chrome on Mac (Lion). If it doesn't work for you, please post what browser and OS you are using. |
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hi adam, i just tried using your code and followed the instructions (im in the facebook fan page, and im an administrator) in the email i received, but i am getting a "Sorry couldn't find profile ID", im very noob in backend programming, i just copy pasted your code you put here, is there anything that i need to replace on your code? and if ever where can i put the replacement? by the way here is the code i copied along with the comments. - thanks /* For more detailed instructions on how to use this script, sign up with your email here: DISCLOSURE: This javascript runs in your browser pretending to be you INSTRUCTIONS:
The script will fetch users 100 at a time and output the results into the console which you can then cut and paste into a CSV file. */ var uri = '/ajax/social_graph/fetch.php?__a=1'; // Find the social graph node ID (page profile ID) by peeking at meta tags // Process the AJAX call response and dump the user data to the console for (userId in e.payload.user_info) { console.log('Downloaded: ' + totalUsersDownloaded + ' of ' + e.payload.count) // Make an AJAX call for the data using FB's AJAX library if (!nodeId) { var data = { var req = new AsyncRequest() result = req.send(); downloadUsers(startPage); |
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Hi Russel -
Thanks for writing, I should've included this in my instructions. The
script needs the numeric ID for the page, and it attempts to find it,
but can't get it in all cases.
To get it, view the HTML for your page and then search for
"profile_id" in the HTML. In chrome, right click and select "View
Page Source," then hit ctrl-f (or cmd-f on a Mac) and search for
"profile_id". Once, you've got the number, change the script from
var nodeId = getNodeId();
to
var nodeId = PROFILEID;
where PROFILEID is the profile_id number you found above.
I hope that helps...!
Adam
…On Thu, Aug 25, 2011 at 1:55 AM, russellunidad ***@***.*** wrote:
hi adam,
i just tried using your code and followed the instructions (im in the facebook fan page, and im an administrator) in the email i received, but i am getting a "Sorry couldn't find profile ID", im very noob in backend programming, i just copy pasted your code you put here, is there anything that i need to replace on your code? and if ever where can i put the replacement? by the way here is the code i copied along with the comments. - thanks
/*
For more detailed instructions on how to use this script, sign up with your email here:
http://adamloving.com/internet-programming/how-toexport-facebook-page-fans
DISCLOSURE: This javascript runs in your browser pretending to be you
looking through your page fans. Facebook should have no problem with this,
but who knows if they will think it is strange to see you looking through
all your fans so quickly (the script waits 3s before requesting each page).
I've had no problem running this so far for 1000s of page fans, but I
cannot be held liable if your Facebook account gets banned or your page
gets disabled for any reason for using this script.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Download Google Chrome Web browser (or Apple Safari)
2. Enable the developer tools
3. Open the javascript console and cut and paste the attached script into the console.
The script will fetch users 100 at a time and output the results into the console which you can then cut and paste into a CSV file.
*/
var uri = '/ajax/social_graph/fetch.php?__a=1';
var lastResponse = null;
var usersPerPage = 100;
var totalUsersDownloaded = 0;
var throttle = 3000; // how long to wait between pages
var startPage = 0;
var endPage = 10; // change this if you have more than 1,000 fans
// Find the social graph node ID (page profile ID) by peeking at meta tags
var getNodeId = function() {
var metaTags = document.getElementsByTagName('meta');
for (i in metaTags) {
var tag = metaTags[i];
if (tag.content && tag.content.match(/_([0-9]+)_/)) {
return tag.content.match(/_([0-9]+)_/)[1];
}
}
return null;
}
// Process the AJAX call response and dump the user data to the console
var OnResponse = function(e) {
console.log('--- Page: ' + e.payload.page);
lastResponse = e; // for debugging
for (userId in e.payload.user_info) {
var userData = e.payload.user_info[userId];
totalUsersDownloaded++;
console.log(userId + ',' + userData.title + ',' + userData.subtitle + ',' + userData.pic)
}
console.log('Downloaded: ' + totalUsersDownloaded + ' of ' + e.payload.count)
if (e.payload.page <= endPage && totalUsersDownloaded < e.payload.count) {
setTimeout(function() { downloadUsers(e.payload.page + 1); }, 3000);
}
}
// Make an AJAX call for the data using FB's AJAX library
var downloadUsers = function(page) {
var nodeId = getNodeId();
if (!nodeId) {
alert('Sorry couldn\'t find profile ID');
return;
}
var data = {
edge_type: 'fan',
page: page,
limit: usersPerPage,
node_id: nodeId,
'class': 'FanManager',
post_form_id: document.getElementById('post_form_id').value,
fb_dtsg: document.getElementsByName('fb_dtsg')[0].value,
lsd: null,
post_form_id_source: 'AsyncRequest'
}
var req = new AsyncRequest()
.setURI(new URI(uri))
.setMethod('POST')
.setData(data)
.setHandler(OnResponse);
result = req.send();
}
downloadUsers(startPage);
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myredm6 -
The script needs the numeric ID for the page, and it attempts to find
it, but can't get it in all cases.
To get it, view the HTML for your page and then search for
"profile_id" in the HTML. In chrome, right click and select "View
Page Source," then hit ctrl-f (or cmd-f on a Mac) and search for
"profile_id". Once, you've got the number, change the script from
var nodeId = getNodeId();
to
var nodeId = PROFILEID;
where PROFILEID is the profile_id number you found above.
Hope that helps...!
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Hi Adam,
I am also getting the error with the Profile ID. I am using Chrome and I am logged into FB as the business admin and still I get an error. Does this script still work or do I need to do something more with the ProfileID that I am not understanding. Thanks so much
Crystal
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How would I go about getting the first name and last name separated by a comma? I know the userData.title gets the full name...but I'm not sure how to get each independently. Any ideas? Thanks! |
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This works perfectly for me however, I would like to implement this on a standalone page not just run it through firebug or js consoles of various browsers. I've been trying to implement this on a facebook app with no luck because of cross domain requests issues due to facebook apps being iframes within facebook but actually hosted on another domain. |
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Thanks for this Adam! Here are some Chrome tips:
Hope this helps other. |
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Thank you Trip!
…On Thu, Sep 22, 2011 at 10:25 AM, Trip Leonard ***@***.*** wrote:
Thanks for this Adam! Here are some Chrome tips:
1. For the "Sorry couldn't find profile ID" - I found that I had to close all Chrome tabs, open a new window/tab, navigate to fb page, then run your script. It works!
2. If, after you run script, you navigate away from the javascript console (to another website for example) OR try to select/copy from the bottom of the output page, it will not let you highlight the output (see myredm6 above).
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I got the list of names of fans using your instructions, but didn't capture email addresses from fans ... is there a way to get the email addresses along with this list of names? |
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Amorame - I haven't seen that error before, it may be have been a
temporary Facebook error. I'll take a look in the next week or so and
report back if it happens for me.
…On Tue, Sep 27, 2011 at 5:37 AM, amorame ***@***.*** wrote:
Hey Adam,
I've tried again and again to get this work.. However, I keep encountering the same error messeage -
''POST http://www.facebook.com/ajax/social_graph/fetch.php?__a=1 500 (Internal Server Error)''
Could you kindly advise what I might be doingg wrong here as I see it has worked for others?
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Adam, this works great the only problem now is that facebook does not put the email in the e.payload.user_info anymore, do you know where we could find that info? because y check in the objects and seems i couldn't find it! Thanks a lot |
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Hi Adam, Thanks for sharing! This worked great for a few weeks and I was really excited! Today, though, I got this error message... POST http://www.facebook.com/ajax/social_graph/fetch.php?__a=1 404 (Not Found) Any idea what is going on or how to fix it? Thanks! Andrew |
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I've been using this successfully for the past few weeks as well (thank you!) but this morning I'm getting the same message Andrew is. POST http://www.facebook.com/ajax/social_graph/fetch.php?__a=1 404 (Not Found) Jill |
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Facebook updated their site yesterday, so the script above no longer works. I've re-written the script to scrape the fans from DOM nodes instead of using the Facebook AJAX libraries. For the moment, I'm only supplying the latest version to those that paid for the premium version in the past. I'll post here when I make it available again. Thanks! |
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Hey Man, |
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you can reach me at djw81580@gmail.com |
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Hey I'd be very interested in that script! Never got to try the original. |
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I'd love to pay to get the new version! Need to run this script for work! Thanks so much! |
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I can't stress enough how a lot of people would be willing to pay for the new script. It seems a strange way to supply the latest version only to people who've bought the old version. |
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Hi adamloving, would it be somehow possilble to buy the new script from you? Thanks! |
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Hi everybody -
Sorry for not posting an update in a while. I haven't been able to
find a new way to export fans yet.
Thanks,
Adam
…On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 3:13 AM, gituserhub ***@***.*** wrote:
Hi adamloving, would it be somehow possilble to buy the new script from you? Thanks!
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Hi guys, I'm trying to get the info from my fan page. I use Chrome and i'm an admin of the page. POST https://www.facebook.com/ajax/social_graph/fetch.php?__a=1 404 (Not Found) Any clue??? Thanks |
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I try this script and take the same error above. What can I do? |
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Does this script still work. I noticed that the AJAX call on the FB insights tab when I request the Likes has changed. I tried running the script with a few modifications like the uri etc but the payload coming back is null |
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Same question?Does this script still work? |
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Hi guys, sorry for not replying sooner. Due to changes on Facebook's end this script no longer works.
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Same question?Does this script still work?
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Hey guys, any update on this? Has it started working again? Can it still work as at now? |
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I Get Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token * |
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Tried gain and got |
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@adamloving and other programmers. Hi How do I gather ID's of PAGES, not the USERS on a page. Example: I want to gather all ID’s of PAGES that contain the Search keyword “XYZ” to message the PAGE ADMINISTRATOR. If a brand has 1000+ facebook pages, then I would like to gather the ID’s of the brands pages. I simply cannot find a solution online, nor can figure our whether your software can achieve this result.’ Many thanks |
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Hi adamloving , Fetching Pages fans detail is possible now a days ?? |
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Is there gonna be any other update to this? |
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Too bad that I can not extract the list of a page fans as non-administrator for blacklisting them from accessing my another page. |
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Is there something that is not expired? |
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