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How to insert a news feed from a Facebook account into your website without dancing with a tambourine?
It's gone, honestly. Went through the whole search.
There are not many manuals here, that there are not many blochers on the pages, and even those, for the most part, are "rotten" - Facebook, as far as I understand, is constantly changing something in its API.
I have a rough acquaintance with PHP and JS, English is an understand, but reading it for a long time is still tiring. Do not hunt their dock on the whole API to smoke just because of such a trifle. I was already "forced" to go and register in their developer section, create some kind of fake application, some kind of page with this application, some tokens / keys / IDs ... then everything stalls, because Russian recipes diverge with the current interface, or what Facebook generated for me, stupidly does not work as expected.
Banal iframe with one post - yes, no problem. And I need the entire news feed so that the content is reflected on the site with minimal body movements.
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In general, FIG knows, but so far it turned out stupidly to pull out an iframe with a Facebook feed from another site and another channel, then simply replaced the link to "src =..." in the frame code with the desired fb channel. The addresses of the "channel" and "domain" left the old ones. I uploaded it to the host, checked it through a proxy - miracles, but so far it works as it should.
Why and where, one wonders, are there any tokens and registrations, if such a primitive copy-pasting works? The only thing that unites these two channels is one owner.
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