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| <?php | |
| $data = $_POST['data']; | |
| $name = $data['name']; | |
| $from = $data['email']; | |
| $subject = $data['subject']; | |
| $message = $data['message']; | |
| $to = 'hayley@studioeighty7.co.uk'; | |
| $headers = "MIME-Version: 1.0"; | |
| $headers .= "Content-type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1"; |
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| 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 |