UPDATE:
To answer the API Error Code: 191
The redirect_uri
should be equal (or relative) to the Site URL.
Tip: Use base URLs instead of full URLs pointing to specific pages.
NOT RECOMMENDED: For example, if you use www.mydomain.com/fb/test.html
as your Site URL and having www.mydomain.com/fb/secondPage.html
as redirect_uri
this will give you the 191 error.
RECOMMENDED: So instead have your Site URL set to a base URL like: www.mydomain.com/
OR www.mydomain.com/fb/
.
I went through the Facebook Python sample application today, and I was shocked it was stating clearly that you can use http://localhost:8080/
as Site URL if you are developing locally:
Configure the Site URL, and point it
to your Web Server. If you're
developing locally, you can use
http://localhost:8080/
While I was sure you can't do that, based on my own experience (very old test though) it seems that you actually CAN test your Facebook application locally!
So I picked up an old application of mine and edited its name, Site URL and Canvas URL:
Site URL: http://localhost:80/fblocal/
I downloaded the latest Facebook PHP-SDK and threw it in my xampp/htdocs/fblocal/
folder.
But I got the same error as yours! I noticed that XAMPP is doing an automatic redirection to http://localhost/fblocal/
so I changed the setting to simply http://localhost/fblocal/
and the error was gone BUT I had to remove the application (from privacy settings) and re-install my application and here are the results:
After that, asked for the publish_stream
permission, and I was able to publish to my profile (using the PHP-SDK):
$user = $facebook->getUser();
if ($user) {
try {
$post = $facebook->api('/me/feed', 'post', array('message'=>'Hello World, from localhost!'));
} catch (FacebookApiException $e) {
error_log($e);
$user = null;
}
}
Results:
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