code: def chrome_getdata_view(request):
      
      data = {}
      if request.user.is_authenticated:
          # authenticated session
          notifs = GCMNotification.objects.filter(sent_to__user=request.user).order_by("-time")
          if notifs.count() > 0:
              notif = notifs.first()
              ndata = notif.data
              if "title" in ndata and "text" in ndata:
                  data = {
                      "title": ndata['title'] if 'title' in ndata else '',
                      "text": ndata['text'] if 'text' in ndata else '',
                      "url": ndata['url'] if 'url' in ndata else ''
                  }
              else:
                  schedule_chk = chrome_getdata_check(request)
                  if schedule_chk:
                      data = schedule_chk
          else:
              schedule_chk = chrome_getdata_check(request)
              if schedule_chk:
                  data = schedule_chk
              else:
                  return HttpResponse("null", content_type="text/json")
      else:
          schedule_chk = chrome_getdata_check(request)
          if schedule_chk:
              data = schedule_chk
          else:
              data = {"title": "Check Intranet", "text": "You have a new notification that couldn't be loaded right now."}
      j = json.dumps(data)
      return HttpResponse(j, content_type="text/json")
docs: Get the data of the last notification sent to the current user.
  
      This is needed because Chrome, as of version 44, doesn't support
      sending a data payload to a notification. Thus, information on what
      the notification is actually for must be manually fetched.