I asked this on the Facebook Developers Forum with no responses.. How do I send notifications to users so they show up in the Notifications globe icon tab on the top left of a user's Facebook page? Some applications I use have their notifications show up there, but I don't see how that mechanism works in Facebook's API docs. Neither are there any permissions which seem to be required to send users notifications.
Yes, you can share using the graph2 api. The way you do it is to use /feed edge and pass the post's url that you want to share as the link. Standard Fb permissions to the post you are sharing do apply. This was done today, in a local rails app, using FbGraph2 gem, with the above method.
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I know this is an old post - but someone might stumble on it as I did, and find it useful: The notifications area in FB is updated by sending Requests which can be sent by using FB dialogs. The JS SDK provides the FB.ui() method to show dialogs for posting to stream, or sending a request.
More Info on FB: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/dialogs/requests/
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/javascript/FB.ui/
Apparently facebook activate again the possibility to send notifications :
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/app_notifications/#ux
POST /{recipient_userid}/notifications?access_token= … &template= … &href= …
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