FacebookResponseException for the Facebook SDK for PHP

Represents an error response from the Graph API.

Facebook\Exception\ResponseException

Whenever a FacebookResponseException is thrown, you can access it's previous exception with the getPrevious() method to get more information on the specific type of error response that the Graph API returned.

try {
  // Some request to the Graph API
} catch (Facebook\Exception\ResponseException $e) {
  echo 'Message: ' . $e->getMessage();
  $previousException = $e->getPrevious();
  // Do some further processing on $previousException
  exit;
}

Class name	Description
`Facebook\Exception\AuthenticationException`	Thrown when Graph returns an authentication error.
`Facebook\Exception\AuthorizationException`	Thrown when Graph returns a user permissions error.
`Facebook\Exception\ClientException`	Thrown when Graph returns a duplicate post error.
`Facebook\Exception\OtherException`	Thrown when Graph returns an error that is unknown to the SDK.
`Facebook\Exception\ServerException`	Thrown when Graph returns a server error.
`Facebook\Exception\ThrottleException`	Thrown when Graph returns a throttle error.

These exceptions are derived from the error responses from the Graph API.

Instance Methods

FacebookResponseException extends from the base \Exception class, so getCode() and getMessage() are available by default.

getHttpStatusCode

getHttpStatusCode()
Returns the HTTP status code returned with this exception.

getSubErrorCode

getSubErrorCode()
Returns the numeric sub-error code returned from the Graph API.

getErrorType

getErrorType()
Returns the type of error as a string.

getResponseData

getResponseData() Returns the decoded response body used to create the exception as an array.

getRawResponse

getRawResponse()
Returns the raw response body used to create the exception as a string.

getResponse

getResponse() Returns the FacebookResponse entity which represents the HTTP response.

Facebook Graph Sdk Laravel Package