Open Graph

#1. Using a Facebook action requires you to be logged in. It sounds like you might have automatic registration turned on, so when you click the button the user is created/logged in. What happens when you click the 'I use this button' again? I would suspect that the action would work correctly at this point since the user is logged in.

#2. Please make sure you're checking for the image in the correct place in Facebook - the activity log. The Activity Log is a view of all actions available to the Timeline. Facebook chooses which ones actually show up in your Timeline view to you or viewers of your profile, and that's all based on different social relevance factors to the viewer. Each item in the activity log can actually be forced to go on the Timeline by using the "Always show on Timeline" setting.

-Melissa

I press button 'I use this' when I already logged in and tried press it several times, result always the same, just message 'Facebook profile successfully connected.' every time when I press button.

Please check the Configuration -> Facebook tab of JFBConnect for the "Show 'Login Credentials' in popup" setting. Make sure that is 'Yes'. It looks like there may be an issue with Open Graph Actions if that setting is set to no.

I found posts at Activity Log, that posts marked as 'Allowed at timeline' when I change it to 'Shown at timeline' it comes to my timeline. But all new posts comes with 'Allowed at timeline' and I can't find where I can setup it to 'Always show on Timeline' (((((

There is no way to force all posts to a user's Timeline. Facebook decides the default value for how a post will be shown based on various factors: how many users taken the action altogether, how many have forced it to show on their timeline previously, etc. Additionally, Allowed on Timeline may not show to you immediately, but others viewing your Timeline may see it based on other factors (are they a member of your site, etc).

That's how Facebook works for just about everything.. they like to make guesses on things and only let the user force things.. you, the admin, don't have that right or else everyone would make everything from their site always show

I hope that helps,
Alex

1. 'Configuration -> Facebook tab of JFBConnect for the "Show 'Login Credentials' in popup" setting' - already yes, but doesn't help.

I guess I'm confused how you're testing then. In point 2, activity is going to Facebook... but you also mention that the "I use this" just shows the "Account connected" text. How are you getting activity to Facebook if it's not working?

Also, please make sure you're testing from the Facebook account that is the administrator of the app. Until you go through the review process from Facebook, the action won't work and only admins will be able to use the action.

2. I am talking about posts visibility on my timeline. If I can't see posts shared via your component and Open Graph on my timeline, where is point to use component? Than it would be easier just to copy-paste link at FB to my article. Sounds very strange...

All activity you take anywhere goes into your Activity Log on Facebook. From there, Facebook chooses how it's shown on your Timeline, the friend "ticker" or other places. There are lots of ways that users can see actions that are taken including notifications, their own Timeline or yours. It's all based on algorithms from Facebook.

For sharing the article directly, that is an "explicit" action that the user is specifically indicating they want to show on their Timeline. The Open Graph Action can be configured to be explicit as well, which greatly increases the chances that it will be shown on the Timeline as well. By using the popup in JFBConnect, the user is specifically stating they want the action to be shared, which means you can create it as an explicit permission. Even then though, just like the "Like" button, not all activity will always show on your Timeline. It's just how Facebook works.

I hope that helps explain further,
Alex