I use the Facebook API to get the latest posts and feeds using "graph.facebook.com/me/feed". The problem that I encountered is that the object of submission is a message with several photos, the data in the results contain only information for one of the photos, and I can not find a way to get other photos included in the message.
Some information from the feed object:
"type": "photo"
"status_type": "mobile_status_update"
"picture": "http://the_url_to_the_one_photo_it_does_return.jpg"
"message": "The message/note attached with the photos for the post",
"id": "xxxxxxxx_xxxxxxxxxx"
"object_id": "yyyyyyyyyyyyy"
I tried sending "id" (post id) via a request (graph.facebook.com/xxxxxx_xxxxxxxxxxx), hoping that it would give me detailed information about all the photos included in the message, but that is not the case. They also tried with "object_id", but it seems that this is only an identifier corresponding to a single included photo object.
I spent all day learning FQL. This is still new to me, but I seem to understand the basics, and it seems that if there is hope to find it, it would somehow pass the "id" from the message through the FQL query.
Does anyone know how to get detailed information about all the photos included in the message for multiple photos? I'm fine with a dirty workaround with graph or fql if this is the only way. thank you By the way, I work in iOS / Objective-C.