facebook-opengraph

I've tried building the basis of our next app following Facebook's Open Graph Tutorial but for some reason I'm getting errors thrown at me regardless of how I try POSTing an action. I'll go as in-depth as I can here as I hope it'll be very useful for all developers getting to grips with the new Timeline. I've defined a battle action and a hero object using the default settings when setting up each. transcendgame is my namespace. $id is the userid of the Facebook user (I've tried using /me/, the direct id has always been less problematic in the past for me). $herourl is an urlencoded string

For some reason the facebook crawler is triggering the json response in my rails actions. This causes the action to just return a json representation of the object, without the normal html markup + open graph tags. I have tested this with rails 3.2.6. I use the facebook open graph debugger to see what the scraper is seeing: http://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug . The code is very simple. Imagine a simple "show" action for an object, for example a User. It ends with: respond_to do |format| format.js { render :json => @this.to_json } format.html end The facebook crawler is triggering the

After research I found that alot of people facing the same issue. But so far I don't solution, this happened after I switch my server to linode.com lets take an example. www.acemark2u.com is one of the website hosted under the linode server, when I try to debug in https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/object/ , it just couldn't fetch the scrape information correctly, and if I try with one of the page www.acemark2u.com/about-us, it just show me the error "Error parsing input URL, no data was cached, or no data was scraped." weird things happen. when I try to debug using ip address 106

I am developing a game app. And I am sharing facebook custom stories in my app.I have created a self hosted object(html page). I want to use that same self hosted object in android,ios and Facebook canvas app. I have already done custom story sharing without using self hosted object for android app and below is my code for the same OpenGraphObject objProperty = OpenGraphObject.Factory.createForPost("namespace:level"); objProperty.setProperty("title","Title"); objProperty.setProperty("image","http://www.example.com/jokedemo/image/wrong.jpg"); objProperty.setProperty("url", "http://www.example

The Linkedin documentation can be found here As it says, it needs: og:title og:description og:image og:url Here is an example of my wordpress blog source code that for simplicity I use Jetpack plug-in: <!-- Jetpack Open Graph Tags --> <meta property="og:type" content="article" /> <meta property="og:title" content="Starbucks Netherlands Intel" /> <meta property="og:url" content="http://lorentzos.com/starbucks-netherlands-intel/" /> <meta property="og:description" content="Today I had some free time at work. I wanted to play more with Foursquare APIs. So the question: "What is the correlation of

In advent of the new V2 Facebook Open Graph API, I need to make note of the logged in users 'App-Scoped' user ID, in order to register the id with Parse in order to receive PUSH notifications. However, as the logged in user I get the Facebook ID instead. Haven't found anything in the docs to solve this problem yet, so thought I better ask here. Sasanga Abeywickrama If you created your facebook application before the introduction of graph API 2.0, It will continue to receive the canonical facebook user ID If you created your facebook application, after the introduction of graph API 2.0, It

I am posting an Open Graph story using the graph API but the post is not shown anywhere on my Facebook wall and there is nothing in my Activity Log either. I configured the story in the App dashboard. The object has one custom property and it is a self hosted object with a public URL. I used the object debugger tool https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug to make sure that all the metatags (including the one for the custom property) are there and no errors are shown. Then I make this call to post the story: https://graph.facebook.com/me/namespace:action?access_token=ACCESS_TOKEN&method