Does facebook make their short urls on the fly, or does each page automatically already have one? Basically i'm creating a chatbot that replies users questions At a minimum, include only your own facebook id.
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5 if your question is whether you can use your fb page id as the fb:app_id meta tag, then no
Facebook's documentation is spare and contradictory on this.
Try using the attribute above your instantiated fb Var { attribute 'no_init'} my_encoder End_var whenever a function block is instantiated, a matching implementation of the fb_init method is expected to occur (even inside a wrapping fb) You will need to explicitly run the init code (my_encoder.fb_init()) somewhere if it has critical functionality
I wouldn't recommend this for anything commercial however as it wouldn't make facebook happy A better solution would be to use the facebook iframe You can programatically convert any fb page url into the url fb allows you to insert into an iframe Check their docs for more info
For fb pages it works perfectly.
Let me say first that i've researched this for the past 4 hours From various threads, i have seen that linking to fb://page/pageid is the old way of opening the facebook app via a website link and. The ^fb (field block) command allows you to print text into a defined block type format Next go test your new app access token
I'm trying to add a hyperlink in fb messenger
