Re: (ot) jQuery Facebook Wall Display

[Dan O'Keefe]

Justin,

Are you looking for the Recent Activity as shown on this site:
http://www.campuscircle.com/

Dan


On Tue, Jan 4, 2011 at 8:04 AM, Justin Scott jsc...@gravityfree.com wrote:


 Is anyone aware of a jQuery plugin (or script which uses jQuery) to pull a
 Facebook feed from their graph API and display it on the page in a manner
 similar to how the Facebook wall is displayed?  We have a client who would
 like to display a Facebook stream on their home page similar to how many
 people display their Twitter feed on their home pages.  Unfortunately it
 appears as though all of the social plugins that Facebook makes available
 revolve around the like button or showing what a visitor's friends have
 liked or shared on a site.  Essentially they want to take what they post to
 their wall and have it show up on their homepage as well.  Any suggestions?
 My Google-fu is failing me this morning.


 -Justin



 PS: Yes, we can roll our own but would prefer something we can drop in
 before we spend a lot of time reinventing the wheel if it exists somewhere
 already.  Thanks!


 

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RE: (ot) jQuery Facebook Wall Display

[Justin Scott]

 Are you looking for the Recent Activity as shown on this site:
 http://www.campuscircle.com/

Not exactly.  That plugin shows what other people are doing with the content
on the site (i.e. so-and-so shared such-and-such page) and would be
customized to the visitor if they were logged in to Facebook and one of
their friends had shared something on the site.

The client in this case is looking to have their wall posts (status updates
and the like) show up on the page similar to how people post their own
Twitter posts on their site.  I'm baffled, but there doesn't seem to be
anything out there that does this.  The data is all available through the
graph API and we're this close to rolling our own.  Thanks for looking
though.


-Justin



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