I own the domain name stfu.com and had an idea for a website.
People on Facebook always say "stfu" in their conversations.
Is there a way to create an automatic feed that copies and pastes conversations automatically from Facebook that have the words "stfu" with atleast 5 likes from ALL Facebook accounts automatically to my website stfu.com
For example: when anyone on Facebook uses the term "stfu" and then gets atleast 5 likes...
this conversation should automatically be copied and pasted on my website stfu.com
is this possible to do?
thank you very much for your help.
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Hi I want to create a feauture for my cms. It should work like this:
When user publish news on website it will automatically publish a link on Facebook page.
What is the best solution ? Let's say we have one facebook account but multiple website admins. And permanent access token doesnt exists so I will have to do some reauthentication?
Any tips how to make this work will be very apriciated.
Thanks
As of last month facebook removed offline access and the access token you use will work for only 60 days. In order to use it after that period you will have to renew access token every time your user enters your web page or whatever you have.
Take a look at this link
How to renew/extend facebook access tokens with PHP?
We just started an advertisement with Facebook and are curious if there is a way to track who has visited our website by clicking our website link on our Facebook page? I am very pleased with all of the ways to track the performance of our ad on Facebook and want to see if people are not only 'liking' our page, but visiting our website to learn more about us. Any information would be helpful :)
This is our website if you need to look into it further:
http://drkennethlevine.webs.com/
I don't know how much you can change about your website or how it is built. However there is a way to track where the users who visited your page from. Use the http reffer field.
In php (and probably in most other languages) you can get the refer link by using
$_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'];
The refer field contains the last page visited by the user.
Simply count the number of users that are surfing from your facebook page to your website.
You can use $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']; as mentioned by #fake, or simply use Google Analytics, which will provide you a lot of statistics for free, including referers, stats by browsers, countries...
All you have to do is create a GA account, and link your website to your account (you'll have a few javascript lines to add in your footer for it)
I am having a problem in my facebook code. Currently, what I want to do is allow someone to set up a space in my app, and upload a file that can then be viewed by their friends. I cannot find any reasonable way to do this. Is it currently possible to allow Person A to view Person B's data within my app? Please, any help would be appreciated.
You'll need to store uploaded files on your own server, and associate those files with the uploading Facebook user account. When a friend visits looking for files, you can query Facebook for their friend relationships to determine which files to display to them.
I'm doing a job for Company A. I've just built their website in Django but now they want to add a social photo management aspect to the site (in that other people can upload).
The only way I know of doing this (having done it before) is through Flickr. You can set up a group and have it so anybody can add photos to it. And pull out the latest with RSS. But let's be honest, Facebook is far more popular and my client wants this feature heavily used by his clientèle.
They have a Facebook page and the power to open it up so anybody can add their photos to it... But how can I pull those photos back to the website?
Facebook's query language can do this (like the RSS sends data to you from Flickr) for users of FB pages, and there are some Javascripts for making them viewable and interactive on external web pages.
For example:
http://www.codeofaninja.com/2011/06/display-facebook-photos-to-your-website.html
http://www.alexanderinteractive.com/blog/2012/03/display-facebook-photos-on-your-website-with-galleria/
Good luck!
Terry
I'm not sure if this will help, but I recall that the Flock Web Browser had the capability of loading a stream of new videos/photos on the top of the brower's media stream bar - perhaps you can sneak a peek into the inner workings it uses to accomplish this task.
I know that you can start reading the RSS feed of a Facebook Page itself now, perhaps just a little parsing is all you need: http://www.allfacebook.com/facebook-pages-rss-2010-01
I recently put a django project of mine into its beta stages and would really like to integrate more with social media, particularly facebook.
Now there are so many facebook integrations out there... I don't know where to start but, I'll tell you what I am after.
My sites publishes content with photos and also user related data (which site doesn't)
on each individual page I already have a facebook like button that basically has the absolute url of that page
so for instance:
http://my-site.com/url-1
http://my-site.com/url-345345
http://my-site.com/url-456456456
When a user likes this particular url I would like them to become a Fan on my facebook site/page as well.
I also added the FB opengraph tool which is a bit more informative once a user likes it. But it still does not publish any statistics to my page.
Can someone give me a bit of an understanding on what the best option is for this type of integration?
As a security option for the user, Facebook has never allowed third party access to "become a fan."
If you want to record locally when someone presses the "Like" button, you'll have to implement it locally (copy the presentation, and query Facebook yourself), so you can intercept the event. I've done that; it's not too hard.
I suggest you review the Connect Terms of Service to see what it is you're allowed to do: http://developers.facebook.com/policy/