A Facebook Note. The User object has a notes connection.
To read a Note you need
access_token if it is publicuser_notes permissions if it is not public and belongs to the userfriends_notes permissions if it is not public and belongs to a user's friendThe note announcing Facebook for iPhone 3.0:
https://graph.facebook.com/122788341354
| Name | Description | Permissions | Returns |
id | The note ID | generic |
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from | The profile that created the note | generic | Object containing |
subject | The title of the note | generic |
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message | The content of the note | generic |
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comments | Comments made on the note | generic | Array of Comment objects |
created_time | The time the note was initially published | generic |
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updated_time | The time the note was last updated | generic |
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icon | The icon that Facebook displays with notes | generic |
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| Name | Description | Permissions | Returns |
| comments | All of the comments on this note. | Any valid |
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| likes | The likes on this note. | Any valid |
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You can comment on a Note by issuing an HTTP POST request to NOTE_ID/comments with the publish_stream permission and the user_notes or friends_notes permission as appropriate, using the following parameters.
| Parameter | Description | Type | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
message |
Comment text | string |
yes |
If the create is successful, you get the following return.
| Name | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
id |
The new comment ID | string |
You can like a Note by issuing a HTTP POST request to NOTE_ID/likes connection with the publish_stream permission. No parameters necessary.
If the write is successful, you get the following return.
| Description | Type |
|---|---|
| If the like succeeded | boolean |
You can unlike a Note by issuing an HTTP DELETE request to the NOTE_ID/likes connection with the publish_stream permission.
If the delete is successful, you get the following return.
| Description | Type |
|---|---|
| If the unlike succeeded | boolean |