Linking Facebook pixel with catalog - facebook

There is a problem during adding products from website to Facebook using pixel, i`m trying to solve this problem a week ago but i got nothing..
The Pixel is working and Micro-data is working, Here is a screenshot from problem:
And here is a prove that pixel events and micro-data is correct ( i guess ):
Note Website developed with PHP.
Is there something wrong or missing ?

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Facebook share doesn't load picture

I'm trying to figure out why facebook refuses to load og:image from https://www.tradingfloor.com/posts/debt-laden-yingli-kicks-the-can-down-the-road-6385661
According to the facebook debugger all the tags should be ok, but the og:image is loaded as a 1x1 pixel im instead of the real one, clicking the blank space loads the correct image.
Anybody has some ideas as to what is going on?
https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/object?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.tradingfloor.com%2Fposts%2Fdebt-laden-yingli-kicks-the-can-down-the-road-6385661
NOTE:
I've tested in twitter, linkedin and google+ all of them loads the expected image.
Just in case somebody else finds this. It was related to this bug, https://developers.facebook.com/bugs/388405488023104/
Implementing the workaround worked fine, but facebook says they have a fix ready now.

Facebook image not displayed in share

I'm trying to publish on FB a link of my wife-website.
The Open Graph Debugger says that everything is fine (there is og:image tag and the image is 1200x630).
But the image isnt' displayed in the post, even if I try to scrape again the page!
Please, help me!
Riccardo
This bug was confirmed by FB not so long ago...
see: https://developers.facebook.com/bugs/978421888869140/
I can confirm this issue also occurs on multiple sites I own. It began some time in the past 14 hours. The debugger is returning a valid output (but the post preview at the bottom is lacking the image).
My guess is that it is somehow related to the face that today (30/apr) they've forced all fb apps to migrate to sdk2.0.
I sure hope they're already working on a fix... but go figure :-/

Using the Feed Dialog from the JS SDK with a link to an image

To start, I know that this question has been asked a number of times over the past years but as Facebook's features evolve very regularly, what could be done 1 or 2 years ago usually cannot now...
What I am trying to achieve is to post an image to the user's albums, and then post a feed to his wall with a link/attachment to the posted image. All with the JS SDK.
I can do the first step using FB.api('/me/photos',...).
For the second step, I'm using a Dialog by calling FB.ui({method: 'feed',...}) which works well except that I haven't found any (currently working) parameter that can link the image I've posted at the first step.
Thanks in advance!

Featured image from post not showing although Fb Debugger is OK

I´m finishing my site in WP and everything seems ok but I can´t get the featured image from my posts to show when sharing the link in FB.
I tryed the debugger, it sees the image ok and returnes a 200 response code.
Debugger test result here
The image size is 300x227 so I understand there is no problem regarding size or proportion.
The Meta included about the image is http://www.momento-marketing.es/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Blog-Analitica-300x227.jpg'/>
Does anyone has a clue about this? Thanks a lot.
I have experienced very wobbly Facebook behavior recently, ie the last few days. Putting page through the Facebook debugger (with og image correctly specified), it says that a particular image is less than 200 x 200 when it is considerably more than this.
Several pages that used to give thumbnails very happily no longer do. Yet one with a really big image (for the sake of Pinterest) with the image reduced in size on the page, is fine.
One thing that DOES upset Facebook - the image has to be hosted on precisely the same domain as the page. I found that when I used a shortened version of my domain name (which forwards to the full one), that prevented thumbnails appearing. Suspect that even a subdomain for one, and not the other, might upset things.
Same problem here...when you try to share it on your browser trough the mobile website, it shows the image.. Try to share a link and replace https://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php?u= to https://m.facebook.com/sharer.php?u= and you see it works, so must be a problem in the desktop Facebook website
Wordpress has changed its requirements for showing images on facebook timeline or on a facebook page. Even I experimented a lot of things and finally found out a solution. Here is how to do it,
Download WPSSO plugin from wordpress.com
Install the plugin
Then navigate into the plugin settings and find the "Images" tab
Set "Open graph Dimensions" as 600 x 315
Now use images above the size of 600 x 315 in your posts
Cick save settings and now try debugging the post with your facebook debugger tool.
I am sure this will solve your problem. If problems persist do post them we will try to reslve it.
Note - This tutorial was taken from this link Facebook image problem resolution

Displaying facebook albums in image galleries PART II

A few days ago i asked this question: Displaying images from Facebook photo albums on a portfolio site using the graph api
I was basically asking if it was possible to pull images from facebook albums into image galleries on a website, and was very happy to find out it was. Now the next step is to actually parse the information that the graph api returns and display the images on the page using javascript.
i'm having some trouble getting started, and was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction. i've havnt really done much dynamic web design (mainly static sites) but i'm getting more into it lately. i assume i will need to utilize JSON or something similar, and i'm a bit over my head.
Any help is GREATLY appreciated. THANKS!
found this http://www.prettyklicks.com/blog/making-a-facebook-feed-using-the-graph-api-json-and-jquery/291/ tutorial which REALLY cleared things up.
just putting it here in case someone else needs it.