I develop Facebook canvas application and have the following question:
I succeeded getting the news feed of the user as json object.
Now I want to show inside the Canvas some of the news feed, for example only the post that include specific words.
I want them to look like in original Facebook news feed.
I develop my application with java.
How I can do this?
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I am using a request:
https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search?part=snippet&type=video&q={search value}&maxResults=3&key={key}`
This way I am getting json with info about video thumbnails and descriptions what i need but I don't have an url to channel picture and don't have infro how many views has a video.
I found the way to get the info about channel URL logo in separate request
https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search?part=snippet&channelId={id}
but it doesn't look right to make additional separate requests for every single logo of the list and Views statistics.
Also, is it possible to get in the same request for embedded video URL's as well?
You are right, it's impossible from a search query q=${searchValue} to get the associated channel thumbnail URL in a single request.
I am able to get tiktok videos of logged in user, but unable to search for a way in tiktok api to get video list with comments too. It is just showing total comments count but not actual comments. Is it even possible to get the comments in tiktok using its display API. Don't want to use unofficial scraper tools.
I’d like to integrate vue into a existing webproject. In detail I want to use vue to integrate data from www.autoscout24.de into a website which basically uses Modx-cms, which means that the routing generally takes place inside Modx. With vue I want to realize a search form which I can integrate anywhere inside the existing website. The results should display under something like domain.tld/cars and a single car should be displayed at something like domain.tld/cars/cardetails#8574746
So regarding the routing I guess /cars and /cars/cardetails will be regular sites of the cms (vue only shows the data) but the Hashtag-routing for cardetails will be handled by vue, right?
As the App (should I call it three different apps?) will not be a SAP how can I pass data between the search form, /cars and /cars/cardetails#xyz? Is local storage the way to go?
Is that the right approach. Maybe my approach is even completely wrong, as I am new to vue?
Some further details regarding the app:
The searchform will react to every user input with a request to the Graph QL-Api in order to show the user live how many results he will get. Above the form there will be a teaser with around 10 random cars. After submitting the form the user is directed to /cars where he receives his resultslist (photos of the cars + some quick information). Above the list I want to show the filters so the user can adjust the resultslist. When the user clicks on the car he will get directed to /cars/cardetails#xyz where xyz is the id of the car in order to fetch the cardetails from the api via js/graphql.
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Here are some screens to illustrate it. The parts which should be realized with vue are marked red.
I have a Facebook fan page (created late 2011) for one of my apps. I'm in the process of adding Facebook SDK support to the app to allow users to post photos to their news feeds.
What I want to do is connect the FACEBOOK APP with the existing FACEBOOK PAGE.
I'd assume you could go into the Facebook Page settings and LINK THE APPID TO THE PAGE. But I can't seem to find anything. I had a look in the app settings too, and that has Canvas pages, Page Tabs, but nothing quite looks right.
All I want to actually do is let my users post photos to their newsfeeds from my app. And those photos then link to the Enscripted fan page. So if I'm missing something, let me know.
To add an app to a Facebook Page, you need to add a Page Tab to your page. This document will help you with that: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/appsonfacebook/pagetabs/
On all the videos on ted, there is a widget thing with an inputfield that says tweet this (we'll add the url later) you put stuff in a box, it get's a tiny-url and get's pushed to facebook.
I'm trying to figure out what it's called. Does anyone have a clue?
example:
http://www.ted.com/talks/dan_phillips_creative_houses_from_reclaimed_stuff.html
Looks like they are using the service provided by AddThis. Looking at their site, they offer some stock sharing links, but also have an API for creating more advanced ones.