| Package | com.myflashlab.air.extensions.facebook.access |
| Class | public class Graph |
| Inheritance | Graph  flash.events.EventDispatcher |
When your users login to your app successfully, you can use this class to call the facebook graph API. note that you you must not initialize this class
directly. instead use FB.graph to access the graph. to know how the graph calls should look like, read https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/reference
You still can access the graph if your user is not logged in, but you will be able to call on public commands only.
| Method | Defined By | ||
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call($url:String, $urlRequestMethod:String, $urlVariables:URLVariables):void
Use this method to request for information from Facebook graph API
read here for detailed information about how you should use the graph: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/using-graph-api/v2.8
| Graph | ||
| call | () | method |
public function call($url:String, $urlRequestMethod:String, $urlVariables:URLVariables):void
Use this method to request for information from Facebook graph API
read here for detailed information about how you should use the graph: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/using-graph-api/v2.8
Parameters
$url:String — The address on the graph which you wish to connect to, for example https://graph.facebook.com/v2.8/me
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$urlRequestMethod:String — can be URLRequestMethod.GET for example
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$urlVariables:URLVariables — can be new URLVariables("fields=name,email,picture&metadata=0") for example
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FB.graph.addEventListener(FBEvent.GRAPH_RESPONSE, onGraphResponse);
FB.graph.addEventListener(FBEvent.GRAPH_RESPONSE_ERROR, onGraphError);
FB.graph.call("https://graph.facebook.com/v2.8/me", URLRequestMethod.GET, new URLVariables("fields=name,email,picture&metadata=0"));
function onGraphResponse(event:FBEvent):void
{
FB.graph.removeEventListener(FBEvent.GRAPH_RESPONSE, onGraphResponse);
FB.graph.removeEventListener(FBEvent.GRAPH_RESPONSE_ERROR, onGraphError);
trace(event.graphRequest);
trace(event.param);
trace("----------------");
}
function onGraphError(event:FBEvent):void
{
FB.graph.removeEventListener(FBEvent.GRAPH_RESPONSE, onGraphResponse);
FB.graph.removeEventListener(FBEvent.GRAPH_RESPONSE_ERROR, onGraphError);
trace("ERROR!");
trace(event.graphRequest);
trace(event.param);
trace("----------------");
}