facebook-opengraph

I'm toying around with the Facebook APIs for a game I'm developing as a hobby project, after reading through the facebook SDK documentation, I'm still a little unclear as to what is required for developing games on the platform. This is what I have : Native iOS application All game data is stored locally (levels, characters, items) I don't have any backend servers, the game is completely client side only. I want to make the game "social" by adding achievements/friends lists, the facebook API seems like a good candidate for doing so This is what I'm trying to achieve : SSO - Hoping to make use

I'm trying to use Facebook iOS SDK 3.5 for publishing an Open Graph action. My action is: take a photo , and photo has an additional required string property named filter . I am creating my graph object (all values are valid and working): NSMutableDictionary<FBOpenGraphObject> *object = [FBGraphObject openGraphObjectForPostWithType:@"tonerapp:photo" title:@"photo" image:imageData url:nil description:title]; Then I add my filter: object[@"tonerapp:filter"] = filterName; I try to post the object, and I can confirm that my filter property is there (enabled FBSetting logging behavior for URL

I'm posting a custom Open Graph object/action to Facebook successfully. Our production and staging environments each have their own FB app, which are configured identically (except that in our production app, objects and actions are approved, as is our App Details page). For some reason though, staging is posting with a larger photo with title/description underneath. Production posts have a smaller image with all text to the right. I don't remember doing anything special on staging, but in the end, we want posts from production to look like they do on staging. Any idea which setting I need to

I properly set og:image on my website, the facebook linter sees it (facebook debugger) however, it says the image should be at least 200x200, which it is not the case, my image is 250x250 image . What could be causing the issue? Could this have anything to do with Cloudfront? Edit: I got around it by switching from this image to another image which is a jpg image, but still I couldn't find the cause for the problem since the image looks fine. This was happening to me. I was only using the meta og:image tag. I added the following in the head <link rel="image_src" type="image/jpeg" href="img