So I understand that FQL is going to be deprecated soon in favor of the graph API, I read about some graph API examples but yet to find how to do what I actually need. So the thing is simple, I need to select from a page all its albums that are updated in the last 2 weeks, and from the photos inside these albums all photos that have been updated in the last 2 weeks. In FQL it would go something like this (2 queries):
SELECT aid, object_id, name, description FROM album WHERE owner=' . $owner . ' AND modified>' . $time . ' ORDER BY modified DESC;
SELECT pid, object_id, src_small, src_big, caption, modified FROM photo WHERE album_object_id=' . $query1['object_id'] . ' AND modified>' . $time . ' AND owner=' . $owner . ' ORDER BY modified DESC;
I also heard this can be combined with the graph API, if thats really possible I would like to know it too. Thanks for the helpers.
Currently it's not possible to apply a manual ordering in the Graph API. There are the since and until parameters, but they refer to the created timestamp, and not the updated timestamp IMHO. See
In general, FQL is usable until August 7th, 2016. So if this is a important use case for you, I'd recommend to stick with FQL and wait until the Graph API (maybe) gets augmented with this functionality.