Thanks. Very annoying in Opera Next browser it doesn't auto erase the existing http:// like it does in other browsers when inserting a link. :o

That may be possible but before I waste time on it and find it doesn't work please post a link to an actual attached image from your forum so i can test it works.

The following image is from my home page

But the open graph mod displays that very same image in the source code as:

Thanks, but it seems what I was afraid of is still true- Facebook can tell it is a redirect and not a real image and it still does't work.

Check out -
http://www.qapla.com/mods/showthread...sting-Facebook

Click the Facebook Share button

Your image isn't a option even though it is correct in the og tags.

Oh Yeah, I see what you mean! Dang.

I just installed this, but not why it's not working.
Facebook always tries to use my banner image as the image on posts.

Here is a page, I've been testing with
http://www.caraudiocentral.net/forum...ro-Restoration

When I run it in the debugger, I get these errors.

Inferred Property: The 'og:title' property should be explicitly provided, even if a value can be inferred from other tags.
og:image should be larger: Provided og:image is not big enough. Please use an image that's at least 200x200 px. Image 'http://www.caraudiocentral.net/forums/images/misc/newbannerv4.png' will be used instead.
Mismatch og:url and canonical url: og:url tag in the header is not the same URL as rel='canonical' link in the html.

My images in the thread are over 200x200, so not sure why it's defaulting to the banner image. Any ideas?

Anyone know?

Please "Mark as Instaled"

Try disabling using attachments in the mod settings, they don't work with Facebook anyway.

The wait a few days (week?) for the cache to clear or run it through the debugger again.

Haven't installed this mod yet, but it sounds useful. Too bad about attached images, though. The majority of my images are attached.

A couple off topic but related thoughts. Is it possible to set the description meta tag
so that it contains the first couple sentences of the first post? That seems more useful than all Likes from the entire website having the same description.

Now the inverse:
I have a problem with members that like to "drive-by" link post. Basically they just drop a link to an article they think is interesting but don't bother to leave a description. Would be great to have a mod that would scrape that open graph info and place it in the post. There are already mods that will get the page title for posted a URL. So why not an image and a description too?

The better descriptions is a good idea, will see if I can add it to this mod.

The links are also a good idea but that would be a different mod, an updated title includer. Something I've been meaning to work on.

Definitely a different mod. I'll just put the idea here so it's out there.

For example: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/24/bu...nted=all&_r=2&

Has these meta tags:

I'm thinking maybe a special BB code, perhaps [og].

So doing something like

[og]http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/24/business/wondering-if-tesla-can-get-there-from-here.html?pagewanted=all&_r=2&[/og]

Would yield:
[URL=http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/24/business/wondering-if-tesla-can-get-there-from-here.html?pagewanted=all&_r=2&]Getting Tesla From Here to There - NYTimes.com[/url]
[QUOTE=The New York Times][img]https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2013/08/4.jpg[/img]
Tesla Motors gets raves for its Model S, and Wall Street loves the company’s soaring stock. But it remains to be seen whether Tesla can actually sell the cars.[/QUOTE]

And would show up like this:

Getting Tesla From Here to There - NYTimes.com
There are probably better ways. I kinda like this since you can edit it after the fact and it's clear that the content belongs to the source. It really is just like a title includer.

Speaking of title includes, the one I'm using now screws up asian characters and spits out junk. Would be cool if it could deal with that properly. Also it doesn't work if someone posts a link while in WIYSIWYG mode, since the link already has URL data with it, unless they paste the link as plain text. Cheers!