The current user's notifications as represented in FQL.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
app_id number | The ID of the application associated with the notification. This may be a third-party application or a Facebook application (for example, Wall). |
body_html string | Any additional content the notification includes, in HTML. |
body_text string | The plaintext version of body_html, with all HTML tags stripped out. |
created_time number | The time the notification was originally sent. Notifications older than 7 days are deleted and will not be returned via this table. |
href string | The URL associated with the notification. This is usually a location where the user can interact with the subject of the notification. |
icon_url string | The URL associated with the notification's icon. |
is_hidden number (min: 0) (max: 1) | Indicates whether the user hid the associated application's notifications. |
is_unread number | Indicates whether the notification has been marked as read. Use notifications.markRead to mark a notification as read. |
notification_id numeric string | The ID of the notification. This ID is not globally unique, so the recipient_id must be specified in addition to it. |
object_id string | The object id of the notification. |
object_type string | The object type (e.g. stream, photo, event etc.) of the notification. |
| number | The user ID of the recipient of the notification. It is always the current session user. |
sender_id number | The user ID of the sender of the notification. |
title_html string | The main body of the notification in HTML. |
title_text string | The plaintext version of title_html, with all HTML tags stripped out. |
updated_time number | The time the notification was originally sent, or the time the notification was updated, whichever is later. |
To read the notification table you need manage_notifications [permissions][1].