The Facebook API lets you post to Pages you administrate via the API. With the release of Graph API v2.x and the new Facebook PHP SDK v4.0.x, I’m updating my old tutorial to show how to achieve the same functionality using the newer Graph API and PHP SDK.
Facebook, Facebook Graph API, Facebook PHP SDK 4.0, PHP, TutorialFacebook has updated the Graph API to version v2.1, making significant changes to how some of the API calls work while deprecating other features. The current Facebook PHP SDK stable version is still v4.0.9 and uses Graph API v2.0, but PHP SDK v4.1 will eventually make use of Graph API v2.1.
Facebook, Facebook Graph API 2.1, Facebook Social Plugins, Fan PageIf you’re like me in reusing entire application code bases to create new apps, you will run into this issue often: deleting .svn or .git directories from old applications so you can commit them to a new repository. These command lines will help you out.
Command Line, Git, Subversion, Version ControlParse has released an official PHP SDK, and as usual it’s not very well documented. I’ve created this handy tutorial to help you get started.
Parse, Parse PHP SDK 1.0, PHPWith the introduction of the Facebook Graph API 2.0, access a user’s friends list was removed and limited to just friends who use the same application. However, Facebook added two new APIs to allow retrieval of Friend names (and indirectly a friend count).
Facebook, Facebook Graph API, Facebook Graph API 2.0, Facebook PHP SDK 4.0, PHPThe way you create Facebook Page Applications has also changed when using the new Facebook PHP SDK v4.0.x. This tutorial shows you how to setup a basic Tab App using PHP SDK v4.0.7 or later.
Facebook, Facebook Graph API, Facebook PHP SDK 4.0, Fan Page, PHPMy previous tutorial covers how to start using the new Facebook PHP SDK (v4.0.x), but not how to arrange your files and the SDK itself – this tutorial attempts to bridge the gap.
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