Any ideas?
]]>@Jorge: Haven’t tried that. The graph says (for example):
{
“about”: “SOMMERENS FESTIVAL I TISVILDELEJE d. 18. juli – 20. juli 2013. Koncerterne leveres af kendte og upcoming kunstnere. SEND VIDERE TIL DINE VENNER”,
…
“is_published”: true,
“location”: {
“street”: “Hovedgaden 114”,
“city”: “Tisvildeleje”,
“state”: “”,
“country”: “Denmark”,
“zip”: “3220”,
“latitude”: 56.058267059896,
“longitude”: 12.06385917591
},
“mission”: “SPIL PÅ MUSIK I LEJET 18. – 20. JULI 2013\nSend din musik på spilpaa@musikilejet.dk, så vurderer …
}
Where the location->country (if defined) would make sense to use – but I guess not all pages has a location – and a location is not exactly the same as a locale.
@Botactic: Sounds odd. Have not done that recently but just tried typing http://graph.facebook.com/search?q=thorning&type=post&since=1minuteago in my browser. It worked without problems for me.
]]>What about selector “since”? Should I add “&since=1dayago” to the 1st query in variable $geturl?
I mean:
$geturl = “http://graph.facebook.com/search?q=” . urlencode($searchterm) . “&type=post&since=1hourago”;
Doesn’t work … :/
]]>Thanks in advance
]]>I thought for sure IE6 would have been the trouble maker but… hey! It’s IE!
Also, another good tool for testing browsers is Adobe’s Browserlabs… http://www.browserlab.adobe.com A lot faster and more sophisticated than Browsershots
Thanks again!
]]>1) Install the nano editor if it is not already installed:
#sudo apt-get install nano
2) edit the xorg.conf file and verify or remove/comment out the modeline again
3) reboot or restart X
It is vital that your modeline follows the specifications of your monitor and your display adapter.
]]>$ sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Just supply your own password when requested
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