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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 to add a new input field to a comment form?
To add an additional input field you have to modify the comment form defaults by setting a filter for the function comment_form_defaults: For adding the new input field after the email field you need to extend the default “Email” input field:
How to use the comment graph in Facebook?
Comment / {comment-id} 1 Reading. This API is supported for New Page Experience. 2 Publishing. You can publish comments by using the /comments edge when it is present on a node. 3 Deleting. DELETE /v10.0/ {comment-id} HTTP/1.1 Host: graph.facebook.com DELETE, new GraphRequest. 4 Updating. Bundle params = new Bundle (); params.
How to publish comments on a Facebook post?
The comment on a post that contains a photo or video, including those in dynamic posts. Otherwise, this is empty. For comment replies, this the comment that this is a reply to. Whether the viewer has liked this comment. You can publish comments by using the /comments edge when it is present on a node.
Do you need a page access token to reply to a comment?
Replies – If this is a comment that is a reply to another comment, the permissions required apply to the object that the parent comment was added to. 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.
When do I need to use the comment graph API?
This API is supported for New Page Experience. General – To read a comment, you generally need the same permissions as required for viewing the object that the comment was added to. Replies – If this is a comment that is a reply to another comment, the permissions required apply to the object that the parent comment was added to.
Do you have to mark optional fields on forms?
While it’s not obligatory, marking the optional fields does lighten the user’s cognitive load: in the absence of that word, the user must look around and infer that the field is optional based on the other fields being marked as required. If the word optional is next to the field descriptor, that task becomes a tad easier.