Question

I'm building a webapp which lets users search for properties for sale, on a map. I want to be able to share the searches on Facebook and tag my friends, so for example I can say "I am searching for a house in Liverpool with [FB Friends]".

I've looked at https://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraph/guides/tagging/#mentions for help tagging, but it seems to imply that I need a place ID to be able to tag people. It works if I infer the place using the Latitude/Longitude of my search, but is that acceptable?

I wasn't sure after reading the rules if I have to actually be in a place to tag it in a post.

Is it possible to create a post with the Graph API and tag friends, without having to add a Place ID?

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Solution

According to this document, I think it is impossible to do that. In the 'Create' section, parameter 'tags' is noted that it should be used with parameter 'place'.

OTHER TIPS

You can of course tag your friends without tagging places. See the Article Tagging Friends in the link you mentioned. Tagging friends and tagging places - both have no relation.

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