Shared blogs from k2 not showing correct image

Facebook determines which image to show based on the og:image tag on the page. If they are incorrect, missing, too small or Facebook has trouble connecting to your page, Facebook attempts to find an image from other areas of your site. This would usually be why you're seeing a random image for the page.

This is also actually a topic in our Common Support Questions for 'My Share Preview is incorrect'. Please follow the steps listed there to help diagnose the issue.
www.sourcecoast.com/jfbconnect/docs/common-support-questions/ If you still are having problems after trying this suggestions, please provide a URL where you are seeing the behavior.

-Melissa

For some reason it can never bring up the images which totally kills my score.

The reason why this is failing is exactly what I mentioned in my first response. There is no og:image tag on the page. I just ran it through the FB debugger and hit the 'Fetch new scrape information' button and received the error that no image tag was found. While the Facebook debugger does show an image that will be displayed on the page if you scroll down, as I mentioned before, this is completely random and whatever FB decides to do. Our Social Debug tool page does not randomly pick images and is purely working off the tags on the page, which is why you're never seeing an image there.

Here's the warning in the FB debugger:

To fix this, you will need to add image tags to the page, which can be accomplished in JFBConnect by the following ways:
1. It looks like you're using K2 to display these pages, so enable the 'Open Graph - K2' plugin. When enabled, JFBConnect can automatically determine the image to add.
2. If you don't like the image chosen in #1, create an object in JFBConnect > Open Graph > Objects for the appropriate K2 category and make sure to set the desired "Image Type" value to the option that suits you best.
3. If you're not using K2 and there isn't another appropriate Open Graph plugin for your content extension, you can add an {SCOpenGraph image=FULL_PATH_TO_IMAGE} tag in your content.
4. JFBConnect > Open Graph > Configuration also provides a way to set a default image for all pages.

Please follow these steps to properly add the tags and it should resolve your issues.

-Melissa

No problem. Too many customers would get upset if we automatically enabled plugins on their sites. But I'm glad that it actually turned out to be a simple fix for you and hopefully it didn't take too long to straighten out.

-Melissa