Open graph action login

You can't have an action for that. It's against Facebook's Action policies and would never be approved by them. They don't allow actions to be created for registration or login events because those are too 'light' of social engagement with your app. They want actions that are real actions with social context to be shared, like uploading a photo, reading an article, joining a group, voting for something, etc. Things that another user can get a sense of what the site/content the user is engaging with is about, not just that they logged in.

I hope that helps explain,
Alex

ok, i understand, so i need a joomshopping plugin to publish in timeline an advice user is watching a product.

I'm not sure if "Watching" is something built in to JoomShopping or not. With JFBConnect, you can create a 'custom' action, which would show a button to the user that they can click and manually post an action to their Timeline. That wouldn't need any special plugin for JoomShopping, you'd just need to add a tag like {JFBCAction id=3 title=I want this} to your template, which would show a "I want this" button wherever you place the tag. The user could then add their own custom message and there would be a link back to the product in their Timeline.

For more information on Actions, including Custom Actions, see our Open Graph Action Configuration Guide .

If you need the action to be posted to their Timeline whenever the user clicks a "Watch this" button that's a part of JoomShopping then, yes, you'd need a plugin for that to hook into that existing feature.

for automatic message user needs to visit content for 10 seconds right?

That's correct for 'consumption' type actions, like "reading an article", "watching a video", or "listening to a song". You likely couldn't use a 'consumption' action for simply looking at a product on your site as they're not really interacting with anything.

I hope that helps get you going,
Alex

You don't need to configure anything in Facebook to use the Read an Article action. Both the news.reads action and article object are 'Built-In' Facebook features, so you can't create them first. You only need to create them in JFBConnect as:
Action:
* Type - news.reads
* Check the "Built-in Action" box

Object:
* Type - article
* Check the "Built-in Object" box

That should allow posting read actions to a users Activity Log. Please note that "reading an article" is very low social interaction as well, so it will generally not show in a user's Timeline. It may show in that user's friend "Ticker" and other social channels, but it's not going to be prominently displayed within Facebook compared to other types of actions that a user must intentionally (instead of just 'being' on your page).

I hope that helps get you going,
Alex

You inserted the same image twice into the post. Can you upload and insert the Action configuration as well so we can see how things are setup? We're also looking into an issue that may be a problem with our auto-posting code, but it should be an easy fix.

Thanks,
Alex

Andrea,
Your configuration above looks correct, though you should not have the friends, user message or explicitly shared capabilities enabled. It shouldn't be causing the problem you're having though.

Can you please edit the /libraries/sourcecoast/openGraphPlugin.php file. Around line 180, you'll see:Change that to:That should properly post to your Activity Log.

Thanks,
Alex