PlatformsFacebookPhotos

CometPhotoRootContentQuery

Domainphotos
Kindquery
doc_id29243150988655410
Path/api/graphql/
SendsfeedLocation, feedbackSource, focusCommentID, glbFileURIHackToRenderAs3D_DO_NOT_USE, isMediaset, mediasetToken, nodeID, privacySelectorRenderLocation, renderLocation, scale, shouldShowComments, useDefaultActor, __relay_internal__pv__GHLShouldChangeSponsoredDataFieldNamerelayprovider, __relay_internal__pv__TestPilotShouldIncludeDemoAdUseCaserelayprovider, __relay_internal__pv__CometUFIShareActionMigrationrelayprovider, __relay_internal__pv__CometUFICommentAutoTranslationTyperelayprovider, __relay_internal__pv__CometUFICommentAvatarStickerAnimatedImagerelayprovider, __relay_internal__pv__CometUFICommentActionLinksRewriteEnabledrelayprovider, __relay_internal__pv__IsWorkUserrelayprovider, __relay_internal__pv__CometUFIReactionsEnableShortNamerelayprovider, __relay_internal__pv__CometUFISingleLineUFIrelayprovider, __relay_internal__pv__CometImmersivePhotoCanUserDisable3DMotionrelayprovider
Reads...CometPhotoRootRenderer_data
Called fromCometPhotoRootContent.react
reaev_e20336a5ca34fe44c4b2a2f71f07ffc8b50b44930f1d50a7c3150974244d8a1c

Seen 3 time(s) in 1 run(s).

ActionOur stepTimesStatusTookAfter step startErrors
inspectscroll: +705px in 15 wheel steps, 656 ms32001172–1906 ms770–2833 ms—

What it does

The photo viewer (CometPhotoRootContent.react, /photo/): by nodeID (the photo) and the post's mediasetToken it loads the photo, the post beside it and its comments. In run 20261020T153648 step 43 (a post's photo link clicked on the Discussion feed) it fired three times, 0.8-2.8 s after the step began, 1172-1906 ms, 200: the photo shown and the next ones in the set, preloaded. The table names the step by the scroll that brought the photo into view.

What our machine does with it

No machine waits for it or reads it. A photo's link is named by Facebook's description of the picture, which differs on every post, so no flow is built from this step; the viewer's Close button closes it (step 45). The group read takes images from the feed query instead.

What can go wrong

Only a 200 has been seen, in one run. If it failed, the viewer would open empty; nothing on Facebook changes.