How to setup OpenGraph

There should be an "Attachments" link in the bottom left of the comment box. That has a popup where you can upload photos. When you do, then click the check mark next to the image to include it in the post. I'm not sure what icon you're talking about though, so seeing the image would be good. If it's the one from the "Activity Log" on Facebook, you can't change that, but that area's private to you, so I wouldn't worry about the image. If it's in the post itself, yeah.. need an image.

As for the Test User, do not not not not not not create a fake FB account. That's the best way to anger the Facebook Gods. You might have missed it, but we have a page on creating the test users you'll need for submitting your actions:
www.sourcecoast.com/jfbconnect/docs/open...ions/testing-actions

Hope that helps! Very excited to see actions being submitted and WORKING! Let us know how it goes!

Alex

Unfortunately, due to (what I consider) a bug in JomSocial, each image in JomSocial does not get a unique URL. Because of that, there's no way to link to the actual image, just the album home page. So, our Open Graph plugin for JomSocial will set the album's home page image to the default image for the album. If that's not set, that would be your problem... no image == Facebook 'guesses' at the best image to use.. and it may be picking a bad one.

So, I'd check your album's home page and see if the cover image is set. Then, open the HTML and search for "og:image" and see if it's set to something.. and if so, see if the image seems right. If not, either way, let us know and we can try to help figure it out.

Hope that explains,
Alex

I deleted the Test User post.. no worries about the confusion, it's something we can probably make clearer.. one of many things

As for your problem, I think I have a good idea. The image you linked to is over https (SSL), while it looks like you don't have a valid SSL certificate on your site. Because of that, Facebook may simply be ignoring that tag. Can you either a) get an SSL cert or b) stop your site from being used over SSL? When I went to that page, my browser put up very large warnings. Not something you'd want your users to see or deal with.

Hope that helps,
Alex

SSL is required for the Facebook Page Tab or Canvas integration, as well as the Requests feature (which requires Canvas, and so therefore, the SSL requirement).

However, the SSL you had enabled wasn't a valid SSL certificate. So, it was causing more problems than it was solving by enabling it. Unless you need those features, I'd recommend disabling SSL altogether. You don't need SSL for Open Graph Actions, Login functionality, social buttons or most other features.

Hope that helps explain, but if you have any other questions, you know where to find us!

Thanks,
Alex

Sean,
It likely won't show in your Timeline on Facebook since it's not an action that's been approved by Facebook yet. It should show up if you go to your main profile and then click the "Activity Log" in the bottom right of your cover photo. Sometimes, we've noticed that an action can take up to 30 minutes or so to actually show in that area. Not sure why there can be such a delay, but patience is a virtue when testing.

If you're still not seeing it there, and you're not seeing an FB Error Message in the JFBConnect Activity Log area, let us know. That'd be strange, but there's definitely some hiccups to work through on things.

Also, if you do have a lot more questions about this, I'd recommend creating a new post altogether, unless it's directly related to some of the issues Riceman had above. It helps keep things cleaner.

Thanks,
Alex