Submitting Open Graph actions requiring two Facebook users

Question

We are working on a website that has two types of users: TypeA and TypeB, and there are some Open Graph actions that we want to send. In order to verify them correctly, one user of each type must be created through Facebook Login, as the actions are the result of some interactions between Facebook users on the website.

However, we did not find much information about Open Graph actions that are related to user interactions. Most of the information relates to actions that occur when a user interacts with the application / website itself.

It seems to us that Facebook uses the "Open Test Test User" to verify the submitted actions, but, as I already explained, one user is not enough to verify our actions.

So my questions are:

• Are we correct in our assumption of an "Open Test Test User"?
• Can I submit this type of Open Graph action?
• If so, what should we do to send them?
• Is there anything we need to do so that Facebook can verify our actions?

Answer 1

I think that according to Understanding the Open Graph Approval Process , each action element on an Open graph has a provision to give steps to reproduce an action while we submit.

Here we can explain the steps in detail, and the test environment can be live / intermediate.

As you said, there are two types of users, you can explain in detail how to change the user type or register as a user type, and then they can test.

As you know, using the application settings, we can create as many test users as possible, and we can also link them in FB. I think that FB will also do the same to test users b / w interactions. The key point is that you explain in detail how to test when submitted.