Closed sardbaba closed 10 years ago
Hmmm, I've never seen that. That's a FB error, which of course makes no sense.
Yes, it's a FB error but when you write:
graph.get('likes', {limit: 2, access_token: "foobar"}, function(err, res) { ...
this "likes" is referred to what?
that passes straight through to the facebook api. I don't know what "likes" is referring to. You're basically doing: https://graph.facebook.com/likes?limit=2....
Exactly. This isn't a bug with module, you're making a wrong request.
Hi and thanks for this stuff! :+1:
I'm trying to work with pagination but as your example is wrote, there is no specification about the node in which you want to know the "likes". Indeed it returns:
{ error: { message: 'No node specified', type: 'GraphMethodException', code: 100 } }
Any thought on that?