Help: Style data after getting it from Facebook Graph API

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  • Mysterio
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    Originally posted by CreativityKills View Post
    if i needed to tell him that it would have implied i thought he was a dumbass
    lol, thank you! :p

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  • CreativityKills
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    Originally posted by Ponick View Post
    If u use fb sdk u may have to enter ur secret key :p
    if i needed to tell him that it would have implied i thought he was a dumbass

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  • Ponick
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    If u use fb sdk u may have to enter ur secret key :p

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  • CreativityKills
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    Download the facebook php sdk from github, it takes care of everything on the inside, all you have to do is make calls and it adds the tokens simple.
    Last edited by CreativityKills; 19.05.11, 09:06.

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  • Mysterio
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    Originally posted by CreativityKills View Post
    i assume u already knw hw to get the stream so heres what u can do:
    I really don't know how you mean. Intsead of learning something, I only get more confused.

    Can it be fetched using Graph API. I can't understand the "access token" yet...

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  • CreativityKills
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    Then add the arrGet function:
    PHP Code:
    function arrGet(array $array, $key, $default = null){
    return (isset(
    $array[$key]) AND ! empty($array[$key])) ? $array[$key] : $default;
    } 

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  • CreativityKills
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    i assume u already knw hw to get the stream so heres what u can do:
    PHP Code:

    <table>
    <?php
    $data 
    = $facebook->api('/me?limit=10');
    foreach(
    $data as $k => $v){
     
    $pic = '<img src="'.arrGet($v, 'picture', 'no_photo.jpg').'"/>';
     
    $full_name = arrGet($v['from'], 'name', 'No name');
     
    $msg = arrGet($v, 'message');
     
    $link = arrGet($v, 'link', FALSE);
     
    $link = $link ? '<a href="'.$link.'">'.arrGet($v, 'name', $link).'</a>' : null;
     
    $desc = arrGet($v, 'description', null);
     
    $caption = arrGet($v, 'caption', null);
     
    $likes = arrGet($v, 'likes', FALSE);
     
    $likes = $likes ? arrGet($v['likes'], 'count') : 'No';
     
    $cmts = arrGet($v, 'comments', FALSE);
     
    $cmts = $cmts ? arrGet($v['comments'], 'count') : 'No';
    ?>
    <tr>
    <td><?=$pic ?></td>
    <td colspan="2">
    <?=$full_name ?> <?=$msg ?><br />
    <?=$link ?><br />
    <?php echo $caption ? $caption.'<br/>' : null ?>
    <?=$desc ?>
    <br/>
    <div align="right">
    <?=$likes.' Likes' ?> | <?=$cmts.' Comments' ?>
    </div>
    </td>
    </tr>
    <?php
    }
    ?>
    </table>
    Last edited by CreativityKills; 11.05.11, 14:44.

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  • Help: Style data after getting it from Facebook Graph API

    Hello all,

    as said on Facebook Developers page, pointing your browser at http://graph.facebook.com/ervis.mysterio/feed will get my Facebook feeds.

    Anyone has a script or a clear logic how to style this data? I am trying many ways with PHP expressions but no result till now... And time passes fast...

    (p.s.: No suggestion to use secret key please, because I need this way)
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