I'm creating an Android app and I need to integrate some Facebook functions in this app.
Among them I need to share some Facebook page posts. I try to use native share button.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/sharing/android
But I can't achieve the sharing of the page post. When I try to share the page post I can only share the page.
For example, I try to share this post
https://www.facebook.com/ArsenalThePrideofEngland/posts/863092823730119
and as a result I get the sharing of this page
https://www.facebook.com/ArsenalThePrideofEngland
I read the Graph API docs about the sharing and I discover that it's not possible to use it for sharing.
Is it possible at all to share the Facebook page post using custom Android app?
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I'm mobile developer.
I develop Android App, and iPhone App.
my application have function to share. (like twitter, facebook ...)
I'd like to post picture to Instagram with hashtag from my application.
However, I found information that instagram not allow post with hashtag.
Is it still impossible for me to realize that?
Best regards.
There is no Instagram API to post images/videos, You can only post using Instagram's app. You can however use webhooks to open an image from your app in Instagram app, and then user will have to continue and do the actual posting in Instagram app. Check this: https://www.instagram.com/developer/mobile-sharing/
Instagram API will only allow you to get posts by user/hashtag/location and you can like/comment/follow. But you cannot add or delete posts, stories or direct messages.
I have an app page on Facebook.I want to fetch all post of my app page in my app.i know that it is possible from Facebook part api but i am not implementing that so any one can help me with proper stepping.
This is posibble with using facebook api for android.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/android/
You need this instruction - https://developers.facebook.com/docs/sharing/android
I want to integrate facebook SDK to my android app. After reading the fb doc and samples, I can let the user login with fb account, post status update with my app's shared link. I see the fb support deep link. I really want to use this feature, but I am stuck here, I read the Open Graph doc, can not find android app samples. My app is mobile only, so I plan to use fb's App Links Host service.
Here is my question:
How can I implement App Link Host API through FacebookDialog or WebDialog when fallback.
I can make request to read the app link data follow the document. But how to produce my own app link meatadata and link to my app's each shared post?
I will continue to do this work on my own and I really hope someone can share this here. Tons of thanks!
I was wondering if it is possible to catch feed of a particular facebook page without any authentication and just display all the posts posted by the admin of the page (possibly along with all comments and likes).
I took a look the facebook developers page but could not find anything relevant.
You can access the public information of any Facebook page without any permissions.
However, You do need to register your app on FB first. They only allow access to their Data from registered apps. It's FB's way of making sure they know who's using which data and how much of it.
You can create a new app at this URL
https://developers.facebook.com/apps
Here are links to mobile/web docs for using Facebook's API
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/
i have the following problem: I tried to post sth. to Facebook by using ACTION_SEND Intent to pass a String to the Facebook application.
Now I know this is currently not possible.
I don't want to code my own Facebook login, logout, session handling stuff in my application.
Question is:
If someone has the Facebook App installed and is logged in,
can I use the authentification information to post sth. on his Facebook wall?
Or, what is the easiest way to get sth. posted?
thanks
I would recommend using the Spring Social Facebook library. It will take care of all the OAuth stuff for you and provide you with a nice Facebook API you can interact with. The API allows you to do a lot more things than just post.
The downside is you have to install the jar files with your app and do a little setup. There is a good example of how to do this for Android in the spring-android-showcase-client in the spring-android-samples project.