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Cannot use fan_count of Facebook page
Preface
Before I start to explain this problem, I want to clarify that I saw a lot of people with the exact same problem but no one has found a solution. This problem is related to the recent Facebook update regarding the big issue which has envolved a lot of account.
The Problem
I have a Wordpress blog which have installed the plugin Social Count Plus. This plugin simply display the Facebook likes available in my own page, so I'm also the admin of that page.
Before the Facebook update, all worked well, but now seems that I need to get this feature Page Public Content Access to access to some information of my own Facebook page. And this is already a big bullshit.
What I did
Now, I saw a lot of people that complain this but Facebook simply doesn't take care of this. Anyway, for get the Page Public Content Access I had to ask the app review which I have create in the Facebook Developer Dashboard. I would say that I spent at least 4 months of useless attempts and I still get my app not reviewed because the screencast which I have provided seems not descriptive.
Seems that Facebook simply doesn't take care of the niche pages, because my Facebook Page have only 200 likes. So if you're not famous, you'll never get your app approved.
Also, the author of this plugin seems disappered, and other plugins simply have the exact same problem.
The plugin configuration have the following settings:
I can also check the system status:
and this will give me:
[www-authenticate] => OAuth "Facebook Platform" "invalid_request" "(#10) To use 'Page Public Content Access', your use of this endpoint must be reviewed and approved by Facebook. To submit this 'Page Public Content Access' feature for review please read our documentation on reviewable features: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/review."
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facebook asked Jan 2 at 9:30
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Preface
Before I start to explain this problem, I want to clarify that I saw a lot of people with the exact same problem but no one has found a solution. This problem is related to the recent Facebook update regarding the big issue which has envolved a lot of account.
The Problem
I have a Wordpress blog which have installed the plugin Social Count Plus. This plugin simply display the Facebook likes available in my own page, so I'm also the admin of that page.
Before the Facebook update, all worked well, but now seems that I need to get this feature Page Public Content Access to access to some information of my own Facebook page. And this is already a big bullshit.
What I did
Now, I saw a lot of people that complain this but Facebook simply doesn't take care of this. Anyway, for get the Page Public Content Access I had to ask the app review which I have create in the Facebook Developer Dashboard. I would say that I spent at least 4 months of useless attempts and I still get my app not reviewed because the screencast which I have provided seems not descriptive.
Seems that Facebook simply doesn't take care of the niche pages, because my Facebook Page have only 200 likes. So if you're not famous, you'll never get your app approved.
Also, the author of this plugin seems disappered, and other plugins simply have the exact same problem.
The plugin configuration have the following settings:
I can also check the system status:
and this will give me:
[www-authenticate] => OAuth "Facebook Platform" "invalid_request" "(#10) To use 'Page Public Content Access', your use of this endpoint must be reviewed and approved by Facebook. To submit this 'Page Public Content Access' feature for review please read our documentation on reviewable features: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/review."
Did someone find a temporary solution?
wordpress
facebook asked Jan 2 at 9:30
atelionatelion
418
If you want this for your own page only, then it should use a page access token for the request - then the API knows you have admin access to the page, and that makes it not “public access”. But the plugin would need to properly implement the necessary steps to begin with (asking the user for the correct permission, and get its use of that approved in review for the app id in question), and from the screenshots it doesn’t look like it currently provides that kind of functionality.
– misorude
Jan 7 at 8:14
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Preface
Before I start to explain this problem, I want to clarify that I saw a lot of people with the exact same problem but no one has found a solution. This problem is related to the recent Facebook update regarding the big issue which has envolved a lot of account.
The Problem
I have a Wordpress blog which have installed the plugin Social Count Plus. This plugin simply display the Facebook likes available in my own page, so I'm also the admin of that page.
Before the Facebook update, all worked well, but now seems that I need to get this feature Page Public Content Access to access to some information of my own Facebook page. And this is already a big bullshit.
What I did
Now, I saw a lot of people that complain this but Facebook simply doesn't take care of this. Anyway, for get the Page Public Content Access I had to ask the app review which I have create in the Facebook Developer Dashboard. I would say that I spent at least 4 months of useless attempts and I still get my app not reviewed because the screencast which I have provided seems not descriptive.
Seems that Facebook simply doesn't take care of the niche pages, because my Facebook Page have only 200 likes. So if you're not famous, you'll never get your app approved.
Also, the author of this plugin seems disappered, and other plugins simply have the exact same problem.
The plugin configuration have the following settings:
I can also check the system status:
and this will give me:
[www-authenticate] => OAuth "Facebook Platform" "invalid_request" "(#10) To use 'Page Public Content Access', your use of this endpoint must be reviewed and approved by Facebook. To submit this 'Page Public Content Access' feature for review please read our documentation on reviewable features: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/review."
Did someone find a temporary solution?
wordpress
facebook asked Jan 2 at 9:30
atelionatelion
418
Preface
Before I start to explain this problem, I want to clarify that I saw a lot of people with the exact same problem but no one has found a solution. This problem is related to the recent Facebook update regarding the big issue which has envolved a lot of account.
The Problem
I have a Wordpress blog which have installed the plugin Social Count Plus. This plugin simply display the Facebook likes available in my own page, so I'm also the admin of that page.
Before the Facebook update, all worked well, but now seems that I need to get this feature Page Public Content Access to access to some information of my own Facebook page. And this is already a big bullshit.
What I did
Now, I saw a lot of people that complain this but Facebook simply doesn't take care of this. Anyway, for get the Page Public Content Access I had to ask the app review which I have create in the Facebook Developer Dashboard. I would say that I spent at least 4 months of useless attempts and I still get my app not reviewed because the screencast which I have provided seems not descriptive.
Seems that Facebook simply doesn't take care of the niche pages, because my Facebook Page have only 200 likes. So if you're not famous, you'll never get your app approved.
Also, the author of this plugin seems disappered, and other plugins simply have the exact same problem.
The plugin configuration have the following settings:
I can also check the system status:
and this will give me:
[www-authenticate] => OAuth "Facebook Platform" "invalid_request" "(#10) To use 'Page Public Content Access', your use of this endpoint must be reviewed and approved by Facebook. To submit this 'Page Public Content Access' feature for review please read our documentation on reviewable features: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/review."
Did someone find a temporary solution?
wordpress
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facebook asked Jan 2 at 9:30
atelionatelion
418
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atelionatelion
418
asked Jan 2 at 9:30
atelionatelion
418
asked Jan 2 at 9:30
atelionatelion
418
asked Jan 2 at 9:30
atelionatelion
418
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If you want this for your own page only, then it should use a page access token for the request - then the API knows you have admin access to the page, and that makes it not “public access”. But the plugin would need to properly implement the necessary steps to begin with (asking the user for the correct permission, and get its use of that approved in review for the app id in question), and from the screenshots it doesn’t look like it currently provides that kind of functionality.
– misorude
Jan 7 at 8:14
add a comment |
If you want this for your own page only, then it should use a page access token for the request - then the API knows you have admin access to the page, and that makes it not “public access”. But the plugin would need to properly implement the necessary steps to begin with (asking the user for the correct permission, and get its use of that approved in review for the app id in question), and from the screenshots it doesn’t look like it currently provides that kind of functionality.
– misorude
Jan 7 at 8:14
If you want this for your own page only, then it should use a page access token for the request - then the API knows you have admin access to the page, and that makes it not “public access”. But the plugin would need to properly implement the necessary steps to begin with (asking the user for the correct permission, and get its use of that approved in review for the app id in question), and from the screenshots it doesn’t look like it currently provides that kind of functionality.
– misorude
Jan 7 at 8:14
If you want this for your own page only, then it should use a page access token for the request - then the API knows you have admin access to the page, and that makes it not “public access”. But the plugin would need to properly implement the necessary steps to begin with (asking the user for the correct permission, and get its use of that approved in review for the app id in question), and from the screenshots it doesn’t look like it currently provides that kind of functionality.
– misorude
Jan 7 at 8:14
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If you want this for your own page only, then it should use a page access token for the request - then the API knows you have admin access to the page, and that makes it not “public access”. But the plugin would need to properly implement the necessary steps to begin with (asking the user for the correct permission, and get its use of that approved in review for the app id in question), and from the screenshots it doesn’t look like it currently provides that kind of functionality.
– misorude
Jan 7 at 8:14