Thanks for replying.
However, later I came to know that this is because of a facebook policy as under for sharing
Note: If your app share links to the iTunes or Google Play stores, we do not post any images or descriptions that you specify in the share. Instead we post some app information we scrape from the app store directly with the Webcrawler. This may not include images. To preview a link share to iTunes or Google Play, enter your URL into the URL Debugger.
As my link contains redirection to playstore and appstore based on device, so it was not working. I tried to cheat them using url shortener. But they are betterā¦ ha haā¦
Do you think prefilling the title will have problems with Facebookās app review?
Iām trying a similar thing and noticed that the user.info wasnāt included but the title worked well. So Iām putting āI reached level xxx of mygameā as a title, with the link to google play. Iām wondering if theyāll take a dislike to that though (since it doesnāt describe the content of the destination)
Thereās always some kind of work around.
what I did is I gave a Facebook page link of the app publisher and it has a link to redirect to the appropriate app store.
However thereās no catch with what you have mentioned. you could try that too.
Actually I found the solution today once my game is released.
I gave the link as a facebook page for the game.
During development (even with the release build) we will not be able to see any prefilled text. But, once the app is launched by playstore we will be able to.
Attached is the screenshot.
I hope this helps others.
But implementing Facebook with SDKBOX for this was cool.