Activity Feed Showing Print Module Printer Icon to left of title in block-NO Image. When I use Firebug I see it shows the print module printer icon. Does anyone know why this is showing in the FB-social Activity Feed Block? See Attached Image. I do not see any way in the printer module related to blocks and nor do I see anything in FB-Social to configure corresponding pics to show instead of this weird printer icon
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| #4 | wrong.PNG | 535.11 KB | madany |
| #3 | kyaq.png | 155.67 KB | MaskedMarauder |
| activity feed.JPG | 18.06 KB | venusrising |
Comments
Comment #1
ferdi commentedAre you still getting this ? I'm not sure what it is.
Comment #2
venusrising commentedNo it went away, weird.
Comment #3
MaskedMarauder commentedI'm sill getting it. But its not the printer icon. For me it seems to pick icons from other apps. See attached picture. I'm using the beta-6 version.
Who chooses the icon, the FB side, or the module side? If FB, is there a way to bias it's choice?
Comment #4
madany commentedI'm getting the same problem,
When I copy paste the link onto the facebook wall, I get the right choice of pictures, but when I click on recommend it picks up the youtube icon that is just one of the images on my page.
In both cases, it's the exact same link being posted on the facebook feed.
odd!
see attachment
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Comment #5
venusrising commentedWe still get this issue too, it's like Facebook does not know how to pull the image from the node.
Comment #6
venusrising commentedComment #7
vlooivlerke commentedI have the same problem, the solution I think is to make your print module set to link then give your link a css image. It seems that facebook will not pull css images.
But that is allot of work, because every link has to have embed css image. Otherwise it just goes to the next image link, in my case the Twitter icon.
Comment #8
venusrising commentedWe are now having this issue with facebook like button, it is pulling whatever image it wants from the page instead of the one connected to the node.