问题
I have a Facebook page integrated with spot and it has checkin counter(ex: 90 were here)
in the left of the page.
Now I can access the page using facebook Graph API Exploler like follows.
https://graph.facebook.com/page_id
In the result of JSON format, there is the field as follows.
"can_post": true,
"checkins": 88,
"type": "page"
This says there are total 88 checkins on my spot of the Facebook page.
But, the checkin counter in my Facebook page says, it's 90.
Why there is a little difference between page counter and graph API?
Thank you for your help.
回答1:
Those are different numbers.
- The one you see in the web interface is X people were here -
- The one exposed in the API is Y checkins occurred here
If I check in somewhere and tag 3 friends, X goes up by 4, Y goes up by 1
If I check in another time and tag the same 3 friends, X stays the same, Y goes up by 1
回答2:
For anyone still having the same problem. The checkins counter is deprecated as are checkins themselves, see http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/checkin/
NOTE: Publishing a Checkin object is deprecated in favor of creating a Post with a location attached.
Luckily, via FQL you can now get the were_here_count field of a page instead. This field shows exactly the same # users as is shown on Facebook itself.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8049504/wrong-number-of-facebook-checkins-via-facebook-graph-api