facebookfacebook-graph-searchurl
Facebook can be queried by the web gui (GraphSearchQuery) but also by url
Example:
https://www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=stackexchange%20facebook&
filters_rp_creation_time={"start_year"%3A"2011"%2C"end_month"%3A"2011-01"}&
filters_rp_location=155428381137989
This filters_rp_location maps to 40°42'32.5"N+74°00'24.2"W
Does someone know where I can find more documentation on these url-parameters?
When you are on the results page, scroll down to the footer (hit the End key) and click Switch to basic version. You have to do that fast, or the script will add new images and move the footer away.
You get a simple version now with a rather clean link. You can switch back with the same procedure and you will still have the same short link.
With your example, this would be:
https://www.google.com/search?q=Tokyo+Disneyland+Rides&um=1&safe=active&hl=en&biw=1253&bih=789&tbm=isch
The URLs don’t stay that short when you search again from that page. To get short URLs back you have to switch again.
This is partially true.
Facebook Graph Search is still available. It seems to not display for long queries and also for correct queries (fuzzy searches seem to be dropping) and favouring post searches instead.
People who work at Facebook (not People who work in Facebook)
People who work at Facebook and live in Ireland
Future events named Carnival
Future events named Carnival happening in Brazil
So it seems Facebook Full Text Search and Facebook Graph Query Search share the query depending on the data supplied.
The best thing to do will be to just play with the queries until Facebook provides a better UI.
Best Answer
There is no public documentation on these parameters.
The
filters_rp_locationseems to just take a Facebook ID. In your case155428381137989which is https://www.facebook.com/pages/110-William-St-New-York-NY/155428381137989If you're looking to use Facebook Graph Search, you will have to build the query
So, a query for posts at "110 William St New York, NY"
https://www.facebook.com/search/str/155428381137989/stories-atA query for posts with the words "stackexchange facebook"
https://www.facebook.com/search/str/stackexchange%20facebook/stories-keywordA query to match the year "2011"
https://www.facebook.com/search/2011/date/storiesThen finally an intersection of all three queries
For example
https://www.facebook.com/search/str/155428381137989/stories-at/str/stackexchange%20facebook/stories-keyword/2011/date/stories/intersectThe above intersection query doesn't work (either because Facebook Search is failing or there actually is no data there), but you get the idea.
For completeness here is another example
Results for 2013 for the string Richard:
https://www.facebook.com/search/str/155428381137989/stories-at/str/richard/stories-keyword/2013/date/stories/intersectNo Results in 2016:
https://www.facebook.com/search/str/155428381137989/stories-at/str/richard/stories-keyword/2016/date/stories/intersect