Something is being completely wrong.

As I was looking into it, I notice that when I run facebook debugger on pages where I have the addthis, the result comes with error.

When I fetch new scrape information for www.karipe.com/automotive-2/ad/nissan,11...nder-le-4wd,159.html using the Facebook Open Graph Debugger, I'm getting the following errors which indicate to me that Facebook is having a hard time scraping your pages.

You can view on Common Support Questions at www.sourcecoast.com/jfbconnect/docs/common-support-questions/ for "My Share Preview is Incorrect" for tips on how to resolve this. While you think it may be related to AddThis, it could also be unrelated as we see this error for other sites without AddThis. I'd try the suggestions at that link anyways to see if it works.

I noticed that the addthis buttons are not working as they should.

We do not generally recommend using AddThis at the same time as JFBConnect. Generally, we've seen that AddThis includes the deprecated Facebook library all.js which has not been recommended for about a year. The older library and the current one that JFBConnect recommends do not work together, so functionality like login and like buttons would not work. There are some of our users that have managed to get it working well together, but this is not something we generally support.

However, I just tried using the Facebook button from the AddThis popup on the www.karipe.com/automotive-2/ad/nissan,11...nder-le-4wd,159.html link and it posted properly to my Facebook timeline. Are you still having problems? If so, please be more specific on what behavior you're seeing versus what behavior you're expecting, any error messages that are encountered and the exact URL you are having the problem on.

-Melissa

Bignon,
Whenever I try to navigate to www.karipe.com/automotive-2/ad/nissan I'm automatically redirected to www.karipe.com/search-result.html

The same behavior seems to be happening with Facebook. When you run that page through the Open Graph debug tool, it's showing the following message:

To find the object, these are the redirects we had to follow
original www.karipe.com/automotive-2/ad/nissan
303 www.karipe.com/search-result.html

Is that the correct behavior? I'm unsure what the redirect is for, but if Facebook (or a user) can't actually access the page you're trying to share, that page won't work. You'll need to determine where the redirect is coming from and fix it.

Beyond that, the og:... tags being added to the page are what Facebook recommends using. They are part of the Open Graph protocol, which is what allows you to describe your pages and set the title, description, image and other data to be used in a post. I wouldn't recommend not using those tags as that will cause other sharing problems.

Finally, I'm not sure what version of JFBConnect you're using. The latest release is v6.3 which was released just a few days ago. There's been extensive improvements to Facebook integration in both the 6.2 and 6.3 releases which have come out over the last few months. If you're not on the latest release, we'd also recommend upgrading to improve compatibility between JFBConnect and Facebook.

Thanks,
Alex