A typical facebook paging url looks like this:
https://graph.facebook.com/353409121371688/feed?access_token=<access_token>&since=1334318362&__paging_token=353409121371688_359606270751973&__previous=1&limit=25
Similarly, what is the meaning of the __previous query parameter?
Is there some place where all of these parameters have been documented?
When fetching the posts of a page, the response from facebook contains the paging links next
and previous
. Those will have a until
or since
parameter and additionally a parameter __paging_token
With only until
the last post from the previous page is returned as first item of the next page.
Until
seems to be the time of the last post on the previous page.
And of course there might be more than one post at this time, so facebook returns all posts starting with this time. The paging token
adds additional information for facebook so that the next page will start really at the next post.
Quoting: Spring Social Facebook - PagingParameters must use paging token
__previous
not sure what its doing. When I checked its presence and absence was not doing anything.
Caution: Also I am not sure about for how long these __paging_token
are valid.
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