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Having looked through all the developer pages on facebook and about a million out of date tutorials on google, I cannot find a simple way to post to a facebook page (note, this is a fan page, not a personal one) via PHP. I do not need to get contacts or images or anything like that. I will be updating a blog every so often and I just want to post a link to each post on facebook automatically.
Does anyone have an up to date tutorial for this?
Why just don't import your blog with a feed: http://www.insidefacebook.com/2009/02/22/how-to-import-your-blog-into-facebook/ ?
You can try something I wrote on updating the news feed in PHP.
You could also use special services like deliverIt if you do not want to mess around with the FaceBook API yourself.
I ended up using RSSGraffitti for it. However, I did not know of the existance of dlvr.it and as it looks much nicer to use I may change it.
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I've recently built a simple messaging system for some work colleagues and I am currently working on optimizing current functionality. Many users are complaining of a messy-looking message display system.
The thing that I currently have in place is a PHP file inside of an iFrame that refreshes every 15 seconds. However this is undesirable and wastes resources.
As a result I was wondering if there are any tutorials out there that propose better methods, similar to those used by Facebook whereby the comment is automatically loaded upon posting.
http://ajaxim.com/ <-- Ajax Instant Messaging framework. :)
EDIT :
You might also want to try this http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2012/05/09/building-real-time-commenting-system/ which is a good that guides you through making a realtime comment system.
That system is built using HTML 5. (PHP and Ajax too of course) And it's using Websockets :)
Oh, and a link to a previously asked question that is similar:
Instant notification using php/mysql,please give me a general idea
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I am planning to create myself a photo storing solution - like dropbox, just in my own server and only with photos.
I was thinking of only one public page - login form. So when you enter www.example.com > you end up with a login form > after login you see your albums and you can easily create new ones/upload photos, bulk download and etc.
The system has to be super easy to use (senior citizen will be using it), should be compatible with mobile phones and all photos should be absolutely private!
I have searched online, but most of the systems are overcrowded with unnecessary tools that make the system complicated and orientated more to public galleries.
Any ideas of similar systems already created that I could use?
You have a few options here, personally I would just build this as that way you are getting exactly what you want.
However, not everyone has the time or patience I have. So as an alternative :
OwnCloud is the best option here in my opinion as I have installed and used this before. It is very user friendly and simple to install.
OR I would suggest investigating these : alternatives
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I need to post some data to my page on facebook automatically with php.
I've searched and done some says but no success. Most of them are very old articles and it changes a lot since then.
Could you give me a new article or video to do so?
You can go to developers.facebook.com and they have all the guides you need to get started.
Here's a link for using their PHP API in your application. Later you can read on doing things like Posting Links and stuff like that.
Remember that you first need to have an APP ID.
All the best ;)
Refs:
Facebook PHP API
Posting a link to a timeline - FB
You need an Extended Page Token, and you need to post to the /page-id/feed endpoint.
About Extended Page Tokens (and Tokens in general):
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/access-tokens
http://www.devils-heaven.com/facebook-access-tokens/
http://www.devils-heaven.com/extended-page-access-tokens-curl/
About the feed endpoint, see this page for code examples and information: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/reference/v2.1/page/feed
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I'm looking to implement Twitter into an internal existing system. I need to use several features of the API (such as mentions) that require authorization.
From my understanding, this can only be used with a Twitter application, and as such I've created one.
However it all seams very public facing, asking for details like website URL, and application description, which in my case I do not need or want.
I simply need to authorize my system to make calls to the API, am I going about it the right way?
If not, is there a certain PHP library / alternative way of getting autorized? I can't imagine i'm first in this situation?
Thanks!
You'll need to provide these details so Twitter knows what kind of application you're building. If your application is not going to publish any tweets, that's entirely fine; if you're simply making GET requests, your application information won't be published anywhere.
If you don't have a public-facing URL for your application, you can enter a placeholder or a fake URL.
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I want to design a Forum using Php but the problem I am facing is that I dont know how can I put a Post creator in it. As far as I know something like wysiwyg editor is used for it but how can I get it.
By Post creator I mean some thing like here on stackoverflow we are given an editor by which we post our questions. That is the same thing I need.
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There are several great WYSIWYG editors ; to name only two of the most-used, you could think about :
TinyMCE
CKEditor
In each case, I suggest you read their documentation, to see how they can be integrated into your website ;-)
Generally speaking, getting the data entered by the user will not be harder than reading an element of the $_POST array.
What you're looking for is called an RTE or Rich Text Editor. There are many around.
See here
You can also view the answer from here for something similar to what stackoverflow uses.