dursk
dursk
Bump. This is a pretty egregious bug. Both `?ids[]=1&ids[]=2` and `?ids[0]=1&ids[1]=2` are pretty standard ways of passing around multiple values for a single param. This is the default behavior for...
What's your `/etc/hosts` look like? I was able to resolve by commenting out ``` ::1 localhost ip6-localhost ip6-loopback ``` but it's less than desirable...
Feel free to submit a PR!
The method is: ``` def get_object(self, id, **args) .... return self.request(self.version + "/", args) ``` So as is it definitely takes in keyword arguments. I assumed this was so that...
Actually, my FB Graph query is slightly incorrect, but the same issue still holds. Technically the breaking line would be: ``` graph.get_object('', id='http://example.com', fields='og_object{comments}') ``` Note: this is for v2.1+
The comments are not traditional comments, they're via this: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/comments. Near the end of the page is a section describing how to retrieve the comments, you need to get to...
The documentation is surprisingly poor, but yes, everything I've found to date has shown that `graph.get_object('', id='http://example.com')` is not the same as `graph.get_object(id="http://example.com")`. If you had the `url id` you...