Ignore images less than 200px x 200px

Putting this code block between lines 438 and 439 seems to fix the problem:

//Check minimum size
	$img_size = getimagesize($fb_image);
	if ($img_size[0] < 200 || $img_size[1] < 200) {
		$thumbdone=false;
	}

Please let me know if it is possible to get this included in the plugin.

Actually, surround that above code block with if ($fb_image) { and it works better ??

Thank you so much for posting that code. I thought I would never get this working. I had to put in under different line numbers though. Just below
//Media Gallery

I agree this needs to be added to the original code. ??

Hi there,

Thanks for your suggestions.

This can be easily fixed if the user just chooses another image on the post specific field for our plugin (the same as global?) or disables fetching the image from the post content (or gallery) all together.

Anyway, we do agree this can be added to the original code.

– Should we make it an option or make it mandatory?
– Anyone wants to give more feedback regarding this?

True, the user could select another image, but my concern is that this is a silent failure, and the user likely wouldn’t immediately understand what is going on.

Since this plugin is dedicated to Facebook Open Graph tags, I think it should be mandatory that the plugin automatically corrects the user’s error, and sets an image greater than 200×200. I can’t think of a situation where a user would want to set an og:image that won’t be picked up by Facebook.

This will be added to the next version.

We iterate trough the (post’s) images or media gallery attached images and only use the first image found over 200×200.

If no image is found, we move a long and use the default one.