Answer by abhi for how do you handle realtime feed updates?
When the user is authenticated via OAuth Facebook returns an access-token, but it is valid for few hours. The validity of this token comes with it as token-expiry.However, this token can be exchanged...
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You might want to look into this. Instead of taking permission for offline access, facebook now gives short-lived access tokens (2 hours) when the user logs in. These can be exchanged with long-lived...
View ArticleAnswer by Petre Tudor for how do you handle realtime feed updates?
Ask for offline_access (as you do) and store the access token. This is exactly why offline_access and access tokens are there, to make requests to facebook in the name of that user. (a) is the right...
View ArticleAnswer by Jim Miller for how do you handle realtime feed updates?
I've found a solution, perhaps: When the user logs in, I snag their offline_access-enabled access token and save it in the app with the rest of the user's data. Then when I get notified of an update to...
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I'm working on a site that is trying to handle realtime feed updates from its users' Facebook accounts. I have the basic stuff in place: the app is subscribed to "feed", and the user's login asks for...
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