/**
* Edits a publication in facebook from a stored entity. Events in Facebook
* can actually be updated, this means that there is no deletion needed.
*
* @param FacebookPublicationEntity $publication
* The fully loaded Facebook publication entity
*
* @throws FBAutopostException
* @see FBAutopost::remoteEdit()
*/
public function remoteEntityEdit(FacebookPublicationEntity $publication_entity)
{
// For an event we should update the Entity, instead of deleting an
// recreating it.
$wrapper = entity_metadata_wrapper('facebook_publication', $publication_entity);
$remote_id = $wrapper->facebook_id->value();
$publication = array('type' => $publication_entity->type, 'params' => fb_autopost_entity_get_properties($publication_entity));
$this->publishParameterPrepare($publication);
// Call api method from ancestor.
return $this->api('/' . $remote_id, 'POST', $publication['params']);
}
/**
* Publishes content stored in a Facebook publication entity
*
* @param FacebookPublicationEntity $publication
* The fully loaded Facebook publication entity.
* @param string $page_id
* Page id (among those already selected via UI).
* If this is present it will override the parameter destination.
* Use 'me' to publish to the user's timeline
*
* @return string
* Facebook id string for the publication. Needed to edit, or delete the
* publication.
*
* @throws FBAutopostException
* @see FBAutopost::publish()
*/
public function publishEntity(FacebookPublicationEntity $publication, string $page_id = NULL)
{
// Invoke FBAutopost::publish() with the parameters from $publication.
return parent::publish(array('type' => $publication->type, 'params' => fb_autopost_entity_get_properties($publication), 'entity' => serialize($publication)), $page_id);
}
