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og:image #89

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sergio-fonseca opened this issue Jun 19, 2015 · 7 comments
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og:image #89

sergio-fonseca opened this issue Jun 19, 2015 · 7 comments

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@sergio-fonseca
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sergio-fonseca commented Jun 19, 2015 •
edited by daftspunk
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Hello,

I am trying to setup the featured image as the og:image. How can this be done?
In the facebook debugger I can see the featured image in the post but once I share it, the shared image changes to the blog logo.

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@LukeTowers
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This would need to be setup within your theme as the og:image tags need to be present within the <head> element of your site's markup.

@stephenkeable-allies
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@Serge15 this might be late but I had the same issue and used this code to pass the image to the template:-

function onEnd() {
    $_post = $this->components['blogPost'];
    if ($_post->featured_images->first()) {
        $this->page->og_image = $_post->featured_images->first()->path;
    }
}

Which will allow you to use this markup in your template:-

{% if this.page.og_image %}
     <meta property="og:image" content="{{ this.page.og_image }}" />
{% else %}

@Hessel91
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This ain't working anymore, anyone who has a better solution?

@LukeTowers
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Got an explanation of how it ain't working anymore @Hessel91?

@Hessel91
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Hessel91 commented Jan 16, 2019 •
edited by LukeTowers
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Well I get this error when I add the code to the blog post page.
I used {% if this.page.og_image %} <meta property="og:image" content="{{ this.page.og_image }}" /> {% else %} inside the head of my theme.

@LukeTowers
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That's because of an error in your code. $_post = $this->components['blogPost'] is the component object, not the post object. Do $_post = $this->components['blogPost']->post instead.

@Hessel91
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Thank you Luke for notice. It works perfectly now!

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