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I would like to modify the OpenGraph.php file so that the news posted on Facebook shows:

'title' => news subject
'description' => news snipet or site description
'url' => news url
'keywords' => (no change)
'image' => news image
'site_name' => (no change)
'type' => website

I tried to add the following solution to the file, but it doesn't work and generates an error:

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 /**
 * @param int $newsid
 */
 public static function ogNews($newsid = 0) {
 $settings = fusion_get_settings();

 $info = [];
 $result = dbquery("SELECT news_news, news_keywords, news_subject, news_image_front_default FROM ".DB_NEWS." WHERE news_id=:newsid LIMIT 1", [':newsid' => $newsid]);
 if (dbrows($result)) {
 $data = dbarray($result);
 $info['title'] = $data['news_subject'].' - '.$settings['sitename'];
 $info['description'] = $data['news_news'];
 $info['url'] = $settings['siteurl'].'infusions/news/news_id='.$newsid;
 $info['image'] = $data['news_image_front_default'] ? $settings['siteurl'].'infusions/news/images/'.$data['news_image_front_default']';
 }

 self::setValues($info);
 }

Does anyone have an idea how to get this effect?

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worth a try

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 public static function ogNews($newsid = 0) {
 $settings = fusion_get_settings();
 $info = [];
 $result = dbquery("SELECT news_news, news_keywords, news_subject, news_image_front_default FROM ".DB_NEWS." WHERE news_id=:newsid LIMIT 1", [':newsid' => $newsid]);
 if (dbrows($result)) {
 $data = dbarray($result);
 $info = [
 'title' => $data['news_subject'].' - '.$settings['sitename'],
 'description' => $data['news_news'],
 'url' => $settings['siteurl'].'infusions/news/news_id='.$newsid,
 'type' => 'article';
 'image' => $data['news_image_front_default'] ? $settings['siteurl'].'infusions/news/images/'.$data['news_image_front_default'] : ''
 ];
 }
 self::setValues($info);
 }

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The code generates the error that I corrected (there was a semicolon instead of a comma).

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 'type' => 'article',

Unfortunately - the code is ignored and the defaults are still loaded:

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 private static function setDefaults() {
 $settings = fusion_get_settings();

 self::$data = [
 'title' => get_title(),
 'description' => str_replace("n", ' ', strip_tags(htmlspecialchars_decode($settings['description']))),
 'url' => $settings['siteurl'],
 'keywords' => $settings['keywords'],
 'image' => defined('THEME_ICON') ? THEME_ICON.'mstile-150x150.png' : $settings['siteurl'].'images/favicons/mstile-150x150.png',
 'site_name' => $settings['sitename'],
 'type' => 'website'

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which absolutely must go. title, description, url, keywords.

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 public static function ogNews($newsid = 0) {
 $settings = fusion_get_settings();
 $info = [];
 $result = dbquery("SELECT news_news, news_keywords, news_subject, news_image_front_default FROM ".DB_NEWS." WHERE news_id=:newsid LIMIT 1", [':newsid' => $newsid]);
 if (dbrows($result)) {
 $data = dbarray($result);
 $info = [
 'title' => $data['news_subject'].' - '.$settings['sitename'],
 'description' => $data['news_news'],
 'url' => $settings['siteurl'].'infusions/news/news_id='.$newsid,
 'keywords' => !empty($data['news_keywords']) ? $data['news_keywords'] : $settings['keywords']
 ];
 }
 self::setValues($info);
 }

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