FQL:album
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Query this table to return information about a photo album.
Columns
Highlighted rows are indexable / searchable and one is usually required in the WHERE portion of the query.
| Name | Type | Description |
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| aid | string | The ID of the album being queried. The aid cannot be longer than 50 characters.
Note: Because the aid is a string, you should always wrap the aid in quotes when referenced in a query. The aid is unique only for a given user. |
| owner | int | The user ID of the owner of the album being queried. |
| cover_pid | string | The ID of the photo used as the cover for the album being queried. The cover_pid cannot be longer than 50 characters.
Note: Because the cover_pid is a string, you should always wrap the cover_pid in quotes when referenced in a query. |
| name | string | The name of the album being queried. |
| created | time | The date that the album being queried was created. |
| modified | time | The date that the album being queried was last updated. |
| description | string | The description of the album being queried. |
| location | string | The location for the album being queried. |
| size | int | The number of photos in the album being queried. |
| link | string | The URL to the album being queried. |
| visible | string | Indicates who can see the album. The value can be one of friends, friends-of-friends, networks, everyone, or custom (if the visibility doesn't match any of the other values). This information is available only to the album owner.
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| modified_major | time | Indicates the time a major update (like addition of photos) was last made to the album. |
| edit_link | string | The URL for editing the album. |
| type | string | The type of photo album. Can be one of:
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| object_id | int | The object_id of the album on Facebook. Use the object_id to let users comment on an album with the Comments API. |
| can_upload | bool | Determines whether a given UID can upload to the album. It is true if the following conditions are met:
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