Coolbandit

You can modify it in the code. wp-content/plugins/quiz-master-next/includes/js/qmn_social_share.js look for the line that says

+ "redirect_uri=http://www.mylocalwebstop.com/mlw_qmn_close.html"

and change it to your address. This shouldn’t happen if you use the default app id. When you use your own the only other way to do it I think is to specify under your app settings the address http://www.mylocalwebstop.com/mlw_qmn_close.html. I don’t know if you can have more than one address per app or not. I read from someone on here that they let it redirect to a page on their ownsite called popclose.html and then add this code to automatically close the popup.

<script>window.close();</script>

I have only tested it on my firefox Browser so far but seems to be working.

:NOTE: The problem with modifying the code is you have to do it every time you update the quiz.

I had that issue when I had the jetpack plugin activated on my site. Jetpack somewhere creates its own OG tags. I just deactivated it because I didn’t use it. If you are using it maybe you can just deactivate that part of the plugin. This could possibly be your problem. If not maybe the problem is originating with a different plugin.

I will tell you how I solved it Ganessa. put this in the results text and it will redirect them to another page.

<meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="0; url=http://webpage/">

It is an ugly fix but it seems to be working. Then just ad your own sharebutton. here is an example of mine. Replace My url with yours.

<a href="http://www.facebook.com/share.php?u=http://acrossfrommarty.com/Viral/fun-quizzes/what-family-guy-character-are-you/peter-griffin/">
<img src="http://Acrossfrommarty.com/acrossfrommarty/images/icon/Social/Share-on-Facebook.png" alt="Facebook" /></a>

here is an example on my quiz
Use facebook debugger to check your share image and Excerpt. Click it a few times to see it all. If you want to update the image, rename it or facebook will keep using the old one for a long time without updating the cache.

Blackwolfman I may have a solution to your problem. you can upload two images and add a css class for the bigger image that you don’t want to be visible and facebook scraperwill still see it.
.fb_image
{
visibility:hidden;
display:none;
}
I tested this and facebook found the image after i scraped the page twice. you could probably get away with just using display:none; and not visibility:hidden; It is not the best solution but it is a solution. I am not sure if the image is still being downloaded through the broswer of the page when this is set or not but either way one extra image shouldn’t be to bad.

Another untested not as good of an idea I had would be to use a .png image with transparency to make up the difference in size you need. This is not really a good idea, just brainstorming.

One last thing.. couldn’t you just use the bigger 200x200px image and resize it for the page using the mage width and height attribute?

<img src='http://Acrossfrommarty.com/acrossfrommarty/images/Nintendo/nintendo.png' width='400px' height='280'>

You can edit the height and width attributes to anything you like. Ideally you want them to be similar to the original image size. Bigger could look distorted and smaller is wasting banwidth. In your case it would not be wasting. Those are my ideas.

If you don’t want to use that plug-in above like me you can just edit your themes header.php file below the <header>..

<?php
if ( has_post_thumbnail())
     {
     $fb_image = wp_get_attachment_image_src(get_post_thumbnail_id($post->ID), 'full');
}
?>
<meta property="og:image" content="<?php echo $fb_image[0];?>" />

scanning your url here tells facebook to update the catch!