Summary
So, you've learned how to create lots of different types of Graph Object: Posts, Comments, Events, and so on. You've also learnt how to destroy them if need be.
Were you surprised at what you couldn't do with the Graph API?
In the next chapter, we'll go back to examining the Graph, but we'll use a powerful new tool—Facebook Query Language.
Key takeaways:
- To publish via HTTP, use a
URLRequest/URLLoader/URLVariablessetup as usual, and include parameters for the new Graph Object in theURLVariablesinstance, alongside the access token.- The URL to use is https://graph.facebook.com/«id»/«connection». Make sure to use
flash.net.URLRequestMethod.POST.
- The URL to use is https://graph.facebook.com/«id»/«connection». Make sure to use
- To publish via the SDK, call
Facebook.api("«id»/«connection»", «callback», {parameter1:"value1", ...
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