I tried to move channel content to another channel and it works perfectly for messages, files (as attachment), emoji,stickers but for pictures is display it as file and I need to press on it to show me the picture as you can see below:
The behavior I expect is as follows:
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at the moment My google meetings look like:
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As u see I have Start timer button, which is created by my chrome extension. But some users have bug with no displaying it when their meeting looks as:
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Thats why I'm tring to get the same view. I tryed to add pictures when editing meeting, but they placed in body of block.
Thanks in forward!!!!!
Google Calendar events with certin key names (like Lunch, Coffee etc.) are created automatically with background illustration images.
This is different from images added as an attachment to the event.
Unfortunately, you cannot create your own illustration images - neither through programming nor through the Calendar UI.
My company uses LinkedIn Share API to publish messages on LinkedIn profiles sharing content from WordPress posts.
One thing that is driving me crazy right now is that when I share the same URL and content to two different profiles, the preview cards that result from that are different. On one profile I got a full image preview like the following:
But the same content (same API params to share) produce this different preview:
I'm trying everything I can to get a consistent behavior. I'd like to have all previews being full size previews like the one shown in the first screenshot. API documentation doesn't help much here.
Any help or clue would be appreciated.
It's a random behaviour from LinkedIn. From time to time a significant percentage of accounts reached via the post API return a small thumbnail as well as a different content link (if you use redirected links like bit.ly). It happened for a week in February and since last Friday, including a number of Internal Server Errors. It looks like LinkedIn runs different code on different parts of its infrastructure.
So there is nothing you can do programmatically on your end I'm afraid.
I am using the Cognitive-Face-Android sample app found here.
All are working except when I use the Identification Button. I was able to add a Group and also able to add Persons within the group and they get saved. However, when i start to add the images for Person A, emulator will show the image but when I click Save, the image did not get added to Person A. It is not getting saved.
Is there anything I need to change in the code?
When posting an item to one's news feed that passes muster with the debugger tool, the preview retrieves an incorrect preview on the first share and correct previews on subsequent shares.
Expected: That the shared link would fetch the og:image-specified image for the shared link on the first pass.
Actual: The first share retrieves a different image from the page. (Oddly, an image that is only 105x100, not even large enough to meet Facebook's image guidelines), and subsequent shares retrieve the correct image specified in og:image. See a screenshot of this in action:
Repro Steps:: Upload an image with a free Droplr account, share the link via a status update and via a comment. Here is a URL I have not shared yet at all, but once it is shared, it will begin to render correctly. So there is 1 free repro :)
Debugging so far: This seems to fail in similar but different ways with status updates versus comments.
Status Updates: If you post an image for the first time as a status update, Facebook hits the following URL: https://www.facebook.com/ajax/composerx/attachment/link/scraper/?scrape_url=http%253A%252F%252Fd.pr%252Fi%252Fj2k7&composerurihash=2. The response object keyed as jsmods.markup[0][1].__html contains markup with an incorrect image of FB-wrapped safe image url of: https\u00253A\u00252F\u00252Fd25ss6wjc6pfq2.cloudfront.net\u00252Fassets\u00252Fdrops\u00252Fstandard\u00252Fpromo-logo-15dd4a0f7b7831e42dd5f976a17d4757.png. Here's a visual representation.
Comments: If you post an image for the first time as a comment, the response's payload.comments[0].attachment.markup.__html key comes back with the same FB-wrapped safe image URL mentioned above. Again, visually.
I'd love to hear if anyone has thoughts on how to get around this or anything we might be doing wrong on our end.
Thanks!
I am posting photos to Open Graph actions, they get resized to a thumbnail around 50*50 px .
In order to post a picture with activity, I use image[]=URL in action parameters. However my thumbnail gets very small and in the timeline, people had to click on it and get to my site to see actual picture.
However, Foursquare recently implemented a Open Graph integration to Facebook. Now, if foursquare checkins have photos, they are posted to facebook in a high resolution and they appear in timeline like a real Wall Photo posted. (width = 300 , height = auto). (less resized)
How can we achieve that? Is that a deal between Foursquare and Facebook or is it publicly available feature of FB Open Graph?
This feature is called User Generated Photos - its available to any app where the user actually took the picture on their device. It may not be used to make non-user generated photos large.
Here's the docs: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraph/usergeneratedphotos/