api - Custom Facebook Action -

In the Facebook graph, I have a built-in Facebook object that has been named Movie in which the object property name 'Title', 'Description' etc. and I am using it using the call

https : //graph.facebook.com/me/ [ns]: watch? Movie = http: //www.example.com/ Movie.html & amp; Desc = 'good movie' & amp; ___ etc.

Now I have created a custom object called 'opera' and belong to the property form:

  and: url - url and: title - string and: image - image [ ] Og: Description - String   
 How would I use it like this that the user 'post on' user 'will be' opera ' _   < / P> 
 Can I use the OG tag as part of my request URL? Or I can use it as:  
  https://graph.facebook.com/me/ [ns]: watch? Opera = http: //www.example.com/opera.html& Title = 'opera title'   _  etc ...  
 How can I use the same way as a way to use movie object I'm confused.   
 
 
 You do not need to include the tag in the call or you can not.  
 If you want different page (objects) of  Opera  (type), then you can create a new object type in that app's settings and select the type of page (objects) Have to make.  
 See the recipe example:  
  & meta property = "fb: app_id" content = "YOUR_APP_ID" /> & Lt; Meta Property = "OG: Type" content = "recipe: recipe" /> & Lt; Meta Property = "OG: Title" Content = "Chocolate Chip Cookies" /> & Lt; Meta attribute = "OG: image" content = "http://www.example.com/cookies.png" /> & Lt; Meta Property = "OG: Description" content = "Best Cookies on Earth!" / & Gt; & Lt; Meta Property = "recipe box: chef" content = "http://www.example.com/john_smith" />   
 If your page (object) assigns it to  & lt; Head & gt; The meta tag is defined in the  section, so you should see the title, description, etc. This is where  
 unfortunately  
 
 Submissions for custom watch action will no longer be accepted.   
 So you have to use the built-in clock function  me / video.which ,  / m / [ns]: clock  not accepted Will be done.