Hello Meagan,

It seems like Amazon is generating a different output altogether when scraping the contents and we do not have the opengraph data from Amazon to embed those links. Will see if there is a way for us to work around this.

Thanks, Mark.

Maybe expand your parameters for detecting meta tags relating to images and then give the user the option for which image to populate? (Next/Prev in thumbnail)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2987195/how-does-facebook-know-what-image-to-parse-out-of-an-article

Does this code help:

$imageUrl = $url . $imageUrl;

Hello Meagan,

We actually do that The problem is Amazon displays output differently for Facebook parsers and displays differently for other browsers. We just need to identify the output that is provided by Amazon and parse them differently.

Hello Mark,

I wanted to check-in on this since images from our joomla articles are not displaying.

Perhaps you could update the code to search for: .jpg, .jpeg., .png., .img, etc and then provide the Prev/Next option for what we want to populate?

There are several main news websites where the images do not display in Easy Social.

Best,

Meagan

Hello Meagan,

It depends really on the source of the page. If the page has opengraph tags, it will be able to scrape that information.