facebook-events-by-location | based webservice to get public Facebook events | Runtime Evironment library
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kandi X-RAY | facebook-events-by-location Summary
A Express.js-based webservice to get public Facebook events by location and distances, as well as search terms. It can be used as a starting point for an location-based app for example.
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I was wondering if anyone has been working with this facebook-events-by-location library, because I've tried it myself and came across 2 potential problems:
- The result list is too short (only about 20 items)
- Some of the events are from another country (Germany) and have nothing to do with being nearby the provided location
What would you suggest that I obtain more events, and more importantly, ones that are in the nearby location? Is there any other library like this one, or maybe there is a simpler way to directly use the Facebook Graph API and obtain more events by location? Extra: do you need to some sort of premium (paid) account for the Facebook Graph API in order to get more results?
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Answered 2018-Jan-02 at 20:43You can only search for Places by location, and then get the Events of those Places. That´s what the package actually does, if you take a look at the source or the Readme. The limit for Places is set to 100, and if there are only 20 Events in those 100 Places, you will not get more.
There is no API to get events by location, that package only a workaround. Also, there is no premium/paid account for the Graph API, it is just not possible (directly).
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I use bootstrap and have a simple layout including a button. I tried the code solution from here but it is not working. This is my code, it is not even showing 'test' after clicking the search button.
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Answered 2017-Apr-26 at 16:21When using document.getElementByid(), you dont need the #
before the id.
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