Using graph-api/fql, How do I get the post/comment that caused a notification?

You can call the REST API notifications. GetList https://developers.facebook. Com/docs/reference/rest/notifications.

GetList You do not need any permissions beyond the basic This will return data including, object_id and object_type If object_type is "stream" you can query the stream table with the post_id field set to the object_id from the notifications. GetList query. You can get the comments from the stream table Example snippet of notifications.

GetList response: notifications list="true"> . . 12345678_1001251985851 stream

You can call the REST API notifications. GetList - https://developers.facebook. Com/docs/reference/rest/notifications.

GetList/ You do not need any permissions beyond the basic. This will return data including, object_id and object_type. If object_type is "stream" you can query the stream table with the post_id field set to the object_id from the notifications.

GetList query. You can get the comments from the stream table. Example snippet of notifications.

GetList response: . . 12345678_1001251985851 stream

Looks good - no longer need it though. Thanks for the answer! – Shahar Prish Jul 29 at 15:36.

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