Read the Facebook Authentication documentation specifically the section titled "App Login" where it tells you how to authenticate as the application. Basically you navigate to this url: https://graph.facebook. Com/oauth/access_token?
Client_id=YOUR_APP_ID&client_secret=YOUR_APP_SECRET&grant_type=client_credentials and that will give you a session token to act as your page.
Read the Facebook Authentication documentation, specifically the section titled "App Login" where it tells you how to authenticate as the application. Basically you navigate to this url: https://graph.facebook. Com/oauth/access_token?
Client_id=YOUR_APP_ID&client_secret=YOUR_APP_SECRET&grant_type=client_credentials and that will give you a session token to act as your page.
I just used: $facebook->getAccessToken(); It will get the user's token if avaiable, otherwise the app's. Works like a charm. – Jompis Jun 20 at 20:15.
I have a few questions about Facebook PHP SDK I haven't found the answers to yet, hope someone here can help. I have made a page where users connect to Facebook to be able to share things via my site on their wall. I don't want to use the offline_permission.
But I need to be able to delay post, cause sometimes we need to confirm choices they use. I read that YOU CAN post at any time with stream_publish, but you need to post as THE APP and not THE USER. Right now I think I post as the user.
How do I post as the app?
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