EasyTags dissapearing after 'save'

Hi,

Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but here goes ...

I edit an article and insert ...
{SCOpenGraph image=fullurltoimage}
{JFBCComments}

I social debug on facebook, and the og:image is not set to url, but the comments do show on the page.

I edit article again, and the EasyTags are not shown on the edit screen.

Thanks,

Dale.

Hi.

1. Are you editing the article on the front-end or the backend of the site?
Backend

2. Do you have a Social Tag Admin Key set in the JFBConnect > Social > Misc setting?
No

3. Which, if any, of the Open Graph plugins do you have enabled on your site?
These are the JFBC plugins I have enabled if that's what you mean? ...
Authentication - JFBConnect
User - JFBConnect
System - JFBCSystem
Content - JFBCContent

Ta.

Dale.

I've tried another way also ... rather than editing the article ... using {JFBCComments} in a custom html module to display the comments, this works fine, but the {SCOpenGraph image=} doesn't.
Not sure if that helps or not!
Ta.
Dale.

I think using the tags in a html module is my preferred way of doing things, so I can assign things to more than one article or section in bulk, rather than edit each article individually.
Dale.

This is the tag I am using in module ...

{SCOpenGraph image=http://www.pubutopia.uk/images/pubutopia-uk-ogimage.png}

The image file exists.

Ta.

Dale.

For further information ...

If you look at this page:

www.pubutopia.uk/pubs/lancaster-pubs/the-three-mariners

I am echoing out what I am outputting ... note that I am also in addition outputting the below with the initial "(" and ")" replaced by "{" and "}" ...

(SCOpenGraph description=This historic Lancaster pub is one of the oldest in the UK. It has a reputation for being inhabited by ghosts and poltergeists - it was even the subject of an episode of "Most Haunted". It is also one of a very few pubs with an original cellar upstairs - the spring waters seep through the foundation of the Lancaster Castle above and keep the cask beers nicely cool all year round. We offer a selection of usually 3 regular guest ales and 3 more transitional ales (that are sometimes quite experimental!). We are a family run pub and we'd love you to visit us and share our passion for ale and the 'proper pub' experience.)

(SCOpenGraph image=http://www.pubutopia.uk/cache/cobalt_thumbs/image/26517/367e9490878e7788f4997d1396d6e9d5.jpg)

Thanks,

Dale.

Have sent PM.
It's driving me crazy, I hope it doesn't make you go mad too!

Dale.