private notification_data GetList(DateTime?start_time, bool include_read, bool isAsync, GetListCallback callback, Object state)
{
var parameterList = new Dictionary <string, string>
{
{ "method", "facebook.notifications.GetList" },
};
Utilities.AddOptionalParameter(parameterList, "start_time", DateHelper.ConvertDateToDouble(start_time));
Utilities.AddParameter(parameterList, "include_read", include_read);
if (isAsync)
{
SendRequestAsync(parameterList, new FacebookCallCompleted <notification_data>(callback), state);
return(null);
}
return(SendRequest <notifications_GetList_response>(parameterList));
}
private notification_data GetList(DateTime? start_time, bool include_read, bool isAsync, GetListCallback callback, Object state)
{
var parameterList = new Dictionary<string, string>
{
{"method", "facebook.notifications.GetList"},
};
Utilities.AddOptionalParameter(parameterList, "start_time", DateHelper.ConvertDateToDouble(start_time));
Utilities.AddParameter(parameterList, "include_read", include_read);
if (isAsync)
{
SendRequestAsync(parameterList, new FacebookCallCompleted<notification_data>(callback), state);
return null;
}
return SendRequest<notifications_GetList_response>(parameterList);
}
/// <summary>
/// This method gets all the current session user's notifications, as well as data for the applications that generated those notifications. It is a wrapper around the notification and application FQL tables; you can achieve more fine-grained control by using those two FQL tables in conjunction with the fql.multiquery API call.
/// Applications must pass a valid session key.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="start_time">Indicates the earliest time to return a notification. This equates to the updated_time field in the notification FQL table. If not specified, this call returns all available notifications. </param>
/// <param name="include_read">Indicates whether to include notifications that have already been read. By default, notifications a user has read are not included. </param>
/// <param name="callback">The AsyncCallback delegate</param>
/// <param name="state">An object containing state information for this asynchronous request</param>
/// <returns>alerts and apps.</returns>
public void GetListAsync(DateTime?start_time, bool include_read, GetListCallback callback, Object state)
{
GetList(start_time, include_read, true, callback, state);
}
/// <summary>
/// This method gets all the current session user's notifications, as well as data for the applications that generated those notifications. It is a wrapper around the notification and application FQL tables; you can achieve more fine-grained control by using those two FQL tables in conjunction with the fql.multiquery API call.
/// Applications must pass a valid session key.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="start_time">Indicates the earliest time to return a notification. This equates to the updated_time field in the notification FQL table. If not specified, this call returns all available notifications. </param>
/// <param name="include_read">Indicates whether to include notifications that have already been read. By default, notifications a user has read are not included. </param>
/// <param name="callback">The AsyncCallback delegate</param>
/// <param name="state">An object containing state information for this asynchronous request</param>
/// <returns>alerts and apps.</returns>
public void GetListAsync(DateTime? start_time, bool include_read, GetListCallback callback, Object state)
{
GetList(start_time, include_read, true, callback, state);
}
