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id
An profile id like sarahbownds or an object id like 16665510298 for th
+e Perl page.

add_post ( [ id ] )
Creates a Facebook::Graph::Publish::Post object, which can be used to 
+publish data to a user's feed/wall.

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Sounds like you just need to pass the ID of the place you want to post to, into your add_post function

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Re^2: Post on FB (cron)
by Anonymous Monk on Mar 13, 2014 at 16:28 UTC
    The first listed method on the Facebook::Graph::Publish::Post should give this functionality. 
    to ( id )
Specify a profile id to post to. Defaults to 'me', 
which is the currently logged in user.

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    Then your code would be: 
    my $groupid = 12345;
$fb->add_post
    ->id($groupid)
    ->set_message('I like beer.')
    ->publish;

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      BTW, this kinda works: 
              $fb->access_token( $access_token ); 
        $fb->add_post()
           ->to(490559244324622)
           ->set_message('I like beer.')
           ->publish;

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      However, it seems to post on my wall, as my personal account (not the admin of the wall).
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        Ah ha - got it! Turned out it was an expired access token, so getting a new one - this worked: 
                $fb->access_token( $access_token ); 
        $fb->add_post()
           ->to(490559244324622)
           ->set_message('I like beer2.')
           ->publish;

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      Thanks for the reply. Thats what I assumed before, but to no avail - it just gives an error:

      Can't locate object method "id" via package "Facebook::Graph::Publish::Post" at test.cgi line 53.
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        It looked to me like the docs say it should be ... ->add_post( 123456 )-> ...

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