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Page - Graph API Reference. On This Page. Graph API Version. v20.0. Page. Represents a Facebook Page. Over the coming months, all classic Pages will be migrated to the New Pages Experience. Use the has_transitioned_to_new_page_experience Page field to determine if a Page has been migrated. After all Pages have been migrated, the classic Pages ...
Facebook Login is a fast and convenient way for people to create accounts and log into your app across multiple platforms. It's available on iOS, Android, Web, desktop apps and devices such as Smart TVs and Internet of Things objects. Facebook Login enables two scenarios, authentication and asking for permissions to access people's data.
Log in to Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family and people you know.
Publish posts. To publish a post to a Page, send a POST request to the /page_id/feed endpoint, where page_id is the ID for your Page, with the following parameters: message set to the text for your post. link set to your URL if you want to post a link. published set to true to publish the post immediately (default) or false to publish later.
To obtain a Page access token you need to start by obtaining a user access token then using the user access token to get a Page access token via the Graph API. System User Access Token A System User access token is used if your app performs programmatic, automated actions on your business clients' Ad objects or Pages without having to rely on input from an app user, or require re-authentication at a future date.
Facebook Login is a fast and convenient way for people to create accounts and log into your app across multiple platforms. It's available on iOS, Android, Web, desktop apps and devices such as Smart TVs and Internet of Things objects. Facebook Login enables two scenarios, authentication and asking for permissions to access people's data.
This is a typical flow for accessing the Pages API: Get a User Access Token from the app User through Facebook Login. Query the /me/accounts endpoint to get the ID and Page Access Token of the Page the app User has permitted your app to access. Capture the returned Page ID and Page Access Token. Use the ID and token to query the Page node.
