My question is how do I my own latest check ins from face book. Well I am open to graph api or fql. I already know how to find my friends but I can't find my own.
me/friends?fields=checkins.limit(1) this gives me my friends but when I tried me?fields=checkins.limit(1) , I dont get any data back , though I have checked in to various places.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Jossie.
try this : me?fields=posts.fields(place)
Publishing a Checkin object is deprecated in favor of creating a Post with a location attached.
me?fields=posts.with(location).fields(place) , yeah this was the exact answer I was looking for, I got this as I was playing with explorer tool of facebook.
Cheers and happy coding.
Jossie
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