about of open graph

Open Graph tags are what describe your page to Facebook, just like meta tags describe your content to a search engine. The most common tags you should try to set are the title, description and image tags for each page.

JFBConnect ships with multiple Open Graph plugins. First, you should enable any of those plugins for extensions you use on your site. Once enabled, those plugins will automatically try to set a good title, description and image based on the content from the extension.

If you need to override any specific tags on a per-page basis, you can add the following tag anywhere that would be output to the page (like an article's contents or custom HTML module):Any tags like that will override any tags automatically set by the plugins.

I hope that helps give an overview of JFBConnect, but if there's something specific you were looking to setup and having issues with, let us know, and we'll help explain however we can.

Thanks,
Alex

Oh yeah.. JFBConnect automatically takes care of all the stuff you noted in that document: namespaces, og: tags in the head, Javascript and API inclusion, etc. We do it automatically and optimally, so that Javascript isn't included on pages it's not required on and other things like that. It's not recommended you try to add any hard-coded tags on your own.

Alex

For query parameters, the best way to get them is by turning off SEF URLs. Then, for example, on a Joomla article, the URL might look like:
index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=12
To target that specific article, you could use the following in the Query Parameters box:If you wanted to do all Joomla articles, you could do:
Or even less specific to say anything in Joomla content (categories, blog layouts, etc):
I hope that helps explain,
Alex

When I try to go to the following URL, I'm redirected back to your home page:

www.jubvi.com/index.php?option=com_commu...&view=profile&id=104

If your profiles aren't public, then it means that Facebook would be redirected to the home page as well. If that's where Facebook is redirected to, that is where they will see the Open Graph tags.

In other words, if a page can't be shared publicly, there's no need to set the Open Graph tags on that page as guests wouldn't be able to visit that page anyways.

I hope that helps explain,
Alex

I'm glad we could help explain. If you need anything else, just let us know.

Thanks,
Alex