OG Image not showing!

This is the image that All in One SEO Pack is outputting –

https://www.eqnomics.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/τι-συμβα?νει-στα-παιδι?-?ταν-δεν-?χουν-?ντερνετ0-1024×258.png

Is that the correct image?

That’s the image that Facebook sees (you can verify this by clicking on the See exactly what our scraper sees for your URL link in the debug tool). However, if you look at the meta tags under These are the raw tags that we found you’ll see this is what they are reflecting in debugger –

<meta property=”og:image” content=”https://www.eqnomics.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/τι-συμβαίνει-στα-παιδιά-όταν-δεν-έχουν-ίντερνετ0-1024×258.png&#8221; />

This could be an encoding issue given that your image URL contains Greek characters. I can’t help with this because that’s a Facebook issue. You may want to try changing the URL to only use English characters and see if that fixes the problem or you can post on Facebook’s Support Forums and see if they know of any issues with encoding Greek characters.

Dear Steve,

Thank you so much for your reply!
I shall change all the photo titles to English for uniformity purposes (although the reson I use them is for keyword pick up) but I do not think this will solve the problem which is exactly the same in the English version of the page here:
https://www.eqnomics.org/eqblog/what-happens-when-children-dont-have-the-internet-for-a-whole-day/

If you share on FB, the exact same thing happens and the photo title is oin english…

Any other ideas??

Thank you in advance!

I checked that post and here’s the OG Image that All in One SEO Pack is outputting –

<meta property=”og:image” content=”https://www.eqnomics.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/τι-συμβα?νει-στα-παιδι?-?ταν-δεν-?χουν-?ντερνετ0-1024×258.png&#8221; />

If that is the correct image then All in One SEO Pack is working perfectly.

It is a well known issue with Facebook’s debug tool that it just doesn’t work half the time. They see that image just fine (you can see the by clicking the See exactly what our scraper sees for your URL link). If they see the source code of that post and read that meta tag and they don’t return an error then it’s absolutely a Facebook issue and there’s just nothing you can do except post in the Facebook Support Forums and hope that someone there can help.

Dear Steve,

Thank you so for identifying the error!!!
Indeed this picture had been uploaded with Greek characters in the title and this seemed to have muddled things up with FB (and perhaps other social..)

I shall close this topic for now and again many many thanks!