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Facebook Graph Api Like A Page
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Step 2: Set up your Access Token You will need to create an Access Token with "readinsights" permission associated with it. The reason is security, you would be able to put some javascript on a page and have everyone that visits that page "Like"ing it without their knowledge. Legal Security Accessibility Terms of use . Facebook TutorialsAboutContact Us 404!Sorry, This Page Does not exist.Go home or try a search? "Error 403: Your IP is being rate limited by Twitter." —ifaour MasteringAPI PagesAboutContact UsPrivacy PolicyThe LatestHow To: Create A User Photo Albums Browser Using Facebook Graph APIMore Thanks for dropping by! Feel free to join the discussion by leaving comments, and stay updated by subscribing to the RSS feed. How it Works Pricing Integrations Gallery Blog Partners Careers Contact Us Sign In . Step 7: Putting the query to use The request URL is now set to retrieve a very specific insights. Happy Dashboarding — April 11, 2014 Using Facebook's Graph API Explorer to retrieve Insights data Jonathan Taylor, Marketing Manager A few years ago, the mere mention of the term "API" would send most marketers running to their development team. How do I get this to work with a page? facebook facebook-graph-api facebook-like shareimprove this question edited May 22 '15 at 17:17 Kara 3,57893647 asked Jun 17 '10 at 11:03 Tom Wells 5212613 add a comment 6 Answers 6 active oldest votes up vote 42 down vote Facebook has announced support for liking URL's outside of Facebook by using the official built-in Like action. In fact, as long as you have a way to authenticate using OAuth, you can use this request URL in other 3rd party services. Next steps: Integrated and automated with Klipfolio If you completed the steps above, you will have a request URL that can be used to retrieve a specific Page Insights, such as the number of fan adds per day. rev2018.1.9.28319 . A powerful example is the ability to integrate and mashup data from multiple services in one place. Looks like the /likes resource is suited to liking a wall post and not a page. When it comes to building a visualization, it's helpful to have a bit more data over a well-defined time period. ProductsFacebook LoginSharing on FacebookGamesFacebook App Ads. The other benefit of using this request URL in Klipfolio is that the data source will automatically refresh. For example, the daily fan adds request will retrieve data for the past 3 days. The graph url for this is: FB ID]/og.likes?object=OGOBJECTURL&accesstoken=USERACCESSTOKEN However, you cannot use this to like a page on Facebook currently, as the documentation states: For Facebook Pages or websites that do not integrate with Facebook Authentication, developers should continue to use the Like button social plugin. For instance, pulling together Google Analytics data, Twitter data, email marketing data along with Facebook Insights to uncover deeper relationships between marketing campaigns. See How do I "Like" a URL? on the Facebook Platform Developer Forum shareimprove this answer answered Jun 17 '10 at 11:21 Luke 14029 2 Well not really - the graph api makes use of an access token to prevent that sort of security problem by asking the user to explicitly give access to the facebook application. For marketers, a basic knowledge of APIs can open doorways to growth hacking tactics, like the one AirBNB used to grow their business, or grant access to data and insights from your online marketing campaigns, like we're going to do in this tutorial. Click on the "id" of that Insight. more stack exchange communities company blog Tour Start here for a quick overview of the site Help Center Detailed answers to any questions you might have Meta Discuss the workings and policies of this site About Us Learn more about Stack Overflow the company Business Learn more about hiring developers or posting ads with us Log In Sign Up . Anyway I solved the issue by going facebook's preferred route of embedding an iframe to their like button (open graph api). shareimprove this answer edited Sep 24 '16 at 1:17 Marco Bonelli 16.9k94765 answered Jun 20 '12 at 19:24 bkaid 40.8k1395117 I dont think you can like a page using the built-in like cation. How do I get other players to ask about my backstory? Why did Ford tell Bernard to do that in S01E09? What is the mistake in "There are many Danes who speak English"? Under what conditions would humanoids evolve eyes in the backs of their heads? What fighters have both 1 & 2 engine versions? Why is Windows reporting a battery charge with my desktop? Could you strap shotguns to the back of a centaur to be fired during a charge? more hot questions question feed . Click the Get Access Token button. If you're a Klipfolio user, you can grab this query to create a data visualization (we'll show you how below). –Tom Wells Jul 6 '10 at 8:27 4 "Like"ing (through iframe or fbml) is not an application so no additional permissions are required, all that is required is that you are logged into facebook. But why are APIs so popular? The answer is that knowledge of APIs provides unparalleled access to the web services you use on a daily basis. Step 6: Viewing specific Insights The basic "/insights" command will pull a large data file which contains every insight about your Page 5a02188284
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