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How do you find a Facebook comment ID?
Simply navigate to the following URL:
- http://graph.facebook.com/
- Username: http://graph.facebook.com/raphael.smurgzacik.
- ID: http://graph.facebook.com/1698619688.
How do I extract comments from YouTube?
If you’re using a computer, right click on the YouTube video to copy the URL, or use the URL in the top of your browser. Once you’ve found the video you want to download, right-click on its URL at the top of the window and select “Copy.” Now you’re ready to export comments.
How can I see posts a friend commented on Facebook?
It’s in the person’s cover photo, which is at the top of their profile. A menu will expand. Click See Friendship on the menu. This opens the See Friendship page, which displays a list of posts and comments from both users’ pages that the other has commented on.
How do you comment on a Channel?
Once you sign in, you’ll be able to comment on YouTube videos:
- Scroll down to the Comments section. It’s below the description of the video.
- Click into the line that says, “Add a public comment…”
- Add your comment.
- Click the COMMENT box.
How can I see all my comments on Facebook instead of most relevant?
To change the order of comments, click the current comment ordering option in the bottom left of the post (example: Newest, All Comments, Most Relevant), and then select a new option: Newest to show all comments, with the newest comments first.
How do I extract comments from YouTube API?
Select the Credentials tab, click Create Credentials and select OAuth client ID. Select the application type Other, enter the name “YouTube Comment Extractor”, and click the Create button. Click OK to dismiss the resulting dialog. Click the file download button (Download JSON) to the right of the client ID.
Do you need a page ID for a comment?
Page owned Comments and Replies — For any comments or replies owned by (on) a Page, you must use a Page access token if you want User information to be included in the response. The Page Post comment ID format, {page-id}_ {post_id}_ {comment-id}, has been deprecated. Use the {pagepost-id}_ {comment-id} format instead.
How do I make my commenting system work?
The first step in making our blog commenting system feel less like a Web page and more like an application is to stop page reloads when a user submits a comment. We can do this by submitting the comments to the server using an AJAX request. Since jQuery is probably the defacto standard for cross browser JavaScript functionality we’ll use it here.
How to create a comment system in PHP?
This time we are developing Simple Comment System by using PHP script with Ajax, Jquery, Bootstrap and Mysql Database. If you have seen our how to submit form data by using Ajax JQuery with PHP script without refresh of web page.
How to create live comments with PHP and Ajax?
If you have seen our how to submit form data by using Ajax JQuery with PHP script without refresh of web page. So we have used same concept here for making Live commenting system by using PHP with Ajax and here comment will be submitted and display on web page without refresh of web page.