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Line 4: We start by using the RedirectLoginHelper (you may be familiar with this from v4.0.x of the SDK). This is needed to generate the login / logout URLs and retrieve the Access Token from Facebook.

Lines 7-20: We check to see if the code has already been provided by Facebook after a login redirect. If we have one, we attempt to get the access_token using the helper (line 12), and then store this in the session (line 15).

Line 23: If we already have an access_token saved in the session we retrieve it here. The access_token saved on line 15 is also retrieved here. If the token does not exist, the $access_token variable will be null.

Line 26: We check if we have an access_token, and then make sure it hasn't expired.

Line 29: This is a function to set the default access_token for the user, so that all subsequent API calls use that token. If you don't want to set the default token, you can also pass it to requests manually.

	<?php

	// Set the location of the Facebook PHP SDK - this should point to directory containing autoload.php
	define( 'FACEBOOK_SDK_V4_SRC_DIR', './Facebook/' );

	// include required files from Facebook SDK
	require_once( 'Facebook/autoload.php' );

	// start the session
	session_start();

	<?php

	// login helper with redirect_uri
	$helper = $fb->getRedirectLoginHelper();

	// see if we have a code in the URL
	if ( isset( $_GET['code'] ) ) {

	// get new access token if we've been redirected from login page
	try {

	<?php

	// setup application using API keys and handlers
	$fb = new Facebook\Facebook([
	'app_id' => 'xxx',
	'app_secret' => 'yyy',
	'http_client_handler' => 'curl', // can be changed to stream or guzzle
	'persistent_data_handler' => 'session' // make sure session has started
	]);

	<?php

	// Set the location of the Facebook PHP SDK - this should point to directory containing autoload.php
	define( 'FACEBOOK_SDK_V4_SRC_DIR', './Facebook/' );

	// include required files from Facebook SDK
	require_once( 'Facebook/autoload.php' );

	// start the session
	session_start();

	<?php
	// define location of Parse PHP SDK, e.g. location in "Parse" folder
	// Defaults to ./Parse/ folder. Add trailing slash
	define( 'PARSE_SDK_DIR', './Parse/' );

	// include Parse SDK autoloader
	require_once( 'autoload.php' );

	// Add the "use" declarations where you'll be using the classes
	use Parse\ParseClient;

	# remote to local
	sudo rsync -uvzr -e 'ssh -p 2222 -l username' domain.com:/var/www/html/ /var/www/html

	# local to remote
	sudo rsync -uvzr /var/www/html/ -e 'ssh -p 2222 -l username' domain.com:/var/www/html

	<html>
	<head>
	<meta name="theme-color" content="#53A6DC">
	</head>
	<body>

	</body>
	</html>

	<?php

	// start session
	session_start();

	// kill the session
	session_destroy();

	// redirect back to website home
	header( 'Location: http://yourwebsite.com/login' );

	<?php

	// post to page
	$page_post = (new FacebookRequest( $session, 'POST', '/'. $page_id .'/feed', array(
	'access_token' => $access_token,
	'name' => 'Facebook API: Posting As A Page using Graph API v2.x and PHP SDK 4.0.x',
	'link' => 'https://www.webniraj.com/2014/08/23/facebook-api-posting-as-a-page-using-graph-api-v2-x-and-php-sdk-4-0-x/',
	'caption' => 'The Facebook API lets you post to Pages you administrate via the API. This tutorial shows you how to achieve this using the Facebook PHP SDK v4.0.x and Graph API 2.x.',
	'message' => 'Check out my new blog post!',
	) ))->execute()->getGraphObject()->asArray();