This does not let the app post to Facebook php - php

Question

I am creating a Facebook app through php. I am using the following code for users to add the app:
$config = array();
$config['appId'] = '532241193565136';
$config['secret'] = '19de17575ad3d245c8cc32f5b623e310';
$config['cookie'] = true;
$config['fileUpload'] = true; // optional
$fb = new Facebook($config);
$user = $fb->getUser();
$loginUrl = $fb->getLoginUrl(
array(
'scope' => 'publish_actions'
)
);
This should allow users to post to Facebook through the app. The problem I'm having is the Permissions popup does not allow users to select the type of Publish Permission - Public, Custom, Only Me etc. I always get This does not let the app post to Facebook
Posts are being added to the Facebook Page but obviously they are private to the user who added the post.
Not sure if I'm missing something here...
Update:
I've tried deleting the application and adding a new, did not make any difference though.
Update 2:
I've just tried using the application from an Admin User of the Page...The following permissions have not been approved for use and are not being shown to people using your app: publish_actions
Information Update:
Just in case someone stumbles on this question. Facebook's Review Guidelines states that "The review time estimate will range between 7 to 14 business days." Always important to consider these delays :)

Answer 1

You're missing nothing here. From v2.0 onwards, the permissions other than public_profile, email and the user_friends need to the submitted for review before you can make your app live; until then, only the testers/admin/developers of the app will be able to test app with those permissions.
Since you are the admin of your app, you can test the publishing but-
it will be visible to you or other admins/testers/developers only
you'll not see the provacy setting option because that does not makes sense
For the login submission (after your app is ready to be live) see this link.

Answer 2

If your submission was rejected you can post using the Feed Dialog, the Requests Dialog or the Send Dialog. Your app does not need to request the publish_actions permission for that. It's an alternative. (see the publish_actions permission reference).
function publish() {
FB.api('/<albumid>/photos', 'POST',
{"url": 'example.com/image.jpeg',
"caption": 'text'
},
function(response) {
if (!response || response.error) {
// Error trying post method - now trying a feed dialog
FB.ui({message: text,
method: 'feed',
link: 'example.com',
picture: 'example.com/image.jpeg',
caption: text,
}, function(response){
//successful feed dialog without publish_actions permission
});
} else {
//successful post with publish_actions permission
}
});
}