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I have website that will both post to a user’s Facebook wall, and allow him/her to share links through private Facebook messages.
The links that we would like to share can be behind a walled garden, meaning you’d have to be logged in to our site to see them. The problem is Facebook ends up sharing the redirect link instead of the original.
What is the correct way to handle this use case?
You need to generate “fake” pages with the og meta tags, and with a meta refresh, url tag, or some script with document.location. This pages should not need log in, and must contain only the shared information.