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I don't see the words TEST showing up anywhere on the page or in the HTML. Did you remove that code? If it's still there, it means that whatever file you edited isn't being used on that page, which would explain why the og:image tag isn't being properly set as well.

Thanks,
Alex

I see the TEST word in your code, but I don't see that anywhere in the output on 123.socialapp-store.com/home/product/view/3/8

Do you see it on that page? If not, that means that the lines you put that code in are not being executed (likely because the if statements above it aren't true). Since it's not showing, that means our {SCOpenGraph image=xxx} tag isn't being output either and would explain why the image isn't showing.

I see multiple other img tags in the code you posted above, like:My guess is that you're not putting the {SCOpenGraph image=...} tag in the right section.

Thanks,
Alex

There's no og:image tag being inserted. The TESTTEST also doesn't have the image path in the center, like it should, if you entered the code like:If you did enter it that way, then it means that the _label_image variable is blank, and that there is no image available.

Thanks,
Alex

It means that the PHP code of <?php print $product->_label_image?> is not returning an image URL at all; it's empty. That means you need to find the correct PHP code to get the image URL and use it in the {SCOpenGraph image=xyz} tag.

I hope that helps explain,
Alex

Your app is in Sandbox Mode, so I can't see the actual page. Also, if that page requires login for it to be seen, then Facebook won't be able to see the Open Graph tags you've set either. You'd need it to be readable by Facebook for them to detect the tags.

The best way to test is to run your page through the Facebook URL Debug Tool and check what Facebook sees about your page. Specifically, check the Canonical URL that Facebook is detecting and make sure it's not a redirection to your login page.

I hope that helps,
Alex