I redirected my old e-commerce blogger website to my new shopify website using:
script type="text/javascript">
window.location = "http://myblog.blogger.com/mypost";
</script
Everything works great. However, because I have 200 published posts and around 30 of them have a good SEO, I would like to specifically redirect these 30 old posts to the same posts I created on my new website. Now people are redirected to the mainpage of my new website and from there they have to manually search for posts, which is not practical.
I tried to insert some codes on specific posts, but the above code prevails every time.
Is there a solution?
Thank you very much!
P.S Sorry, I don't figure out why "Hi everyone" is deleted from the top of my message and every time I edit it it disappears.
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Hope you can help with the below, which I've spent most of this weekend trying to resolve but to no avail.
I use a social share and vote plugin on my website, which works perfectly for G+ Twitter Pinterest etc etc. However my facebook like button simply does not want to work.
Example, yesterday I posted this on my websites facebook page.
https://www.facebook.com/116091541779464/photos/a.496114153777199.1073741829.116091541779464/696621417059804/?type=1
As you can see, this links to this page of my website which has its like, share, +1 counts etc at the bottom: http://www.superluigibros.com/evolution-of-mario
As you can see from the Facebook post it has 85 likes. Yet the website shows only 1 like?
The social plugin that I use asks for an App ID. I have created, and activated an App in Facebook and put the App ID in the relevant field of the plugin.
However I am not sure that the App is actually set up properly on the Facebook side, or maybe it lacks the permission to actually count the likes?
The only other point of note is that I am using another Facebook widget (the one that shows who likes our page) in a seperate module. Could this be conflicting in some way?
If anyone could help would be greatly appreciated. I really dont understand whats up with it
Best regards
Luke
This is the case because those are two completely different things:
On http://www.superluigibros.com/evolution-of-mario the number of likes is the number of times the URL was liked
With https://www.facebook.com/116091541779464/photos/a.496114153777199.1073741829.116091541779464/696621417059804/?type=1 you just posted an image also present on your page to your Facebook pages. The like count show the likes only for this image
So, what you need to do is to add the OpenGraph tags properly to your website, as described at https://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraph/using-objects#selfhosted-creating Then, you shouldn't share just an image on your Facebook page's feed, but the URL instead. FB will then pull the content for the image etc. from your website upon sharing.
The like counter in your facebook post is handled separately from the likes of your website page. Each "like" that your post receive doesn't count towards the site's like counter.
EDIT: I've just tested your site's like counter, and it's counting correctly as I have just liked it myself.
I have a slightly confusing setup on my site right now with:
A like button with the data-ref attribute set to the root domain of my site
A like box with date-ref set to a Facebook page I created for my site.
These obviously leads to different things, as the like button has 2.7k likes while the like box/Facebook page has around 600. This last number is also the number of likes I see on my regular Facebook page.
Now I also noticed that I have a second Facebook page saying it is the administration page for my webpage. The page has never been used to post anything, and it doesn't seem to be visible to anyone but me. This page has 700 likes.
I've been reading documentation on this stuff, but I'm not feeling confident about merging the pages or anything just yet, so I have a couple of questions I'm hoping someone with more Facebook experience than me can answer:
Where does this 700 number come from? It's not displayed on either my like button or my like box.
Is there any way for me to combine these three different counts into one?
The 700 is the count of people that liked the URL after you created the admin page which represents that URL - this is irrelevant now as that functionality is deprecated. ( see the link CBroe provided: developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/migration
It is not possible to migrate fans from one object or page to another, except as was allowed during the migration period outlined in that document, if you didn't migrate during that period you cannot move the fans of the site/domain to be fans of the Facebook page instead
Searching for days but can’t find the solution. I saw some stream questions but no solutions.
On the Like-Box Plugin page testing the likebox with page: TestPage.
But no matter what I can’t make the to feed work. (IE and Chrome)
The feeds are new so that isn’t the problem.
Any suggestions?
The Like Box shows recent posts made by the page, all the recent posts there were made by a user account on the page's timeline, not by the page itself
I have a Facebook-ghost-page.
which means - a page in facebook where nobody can see, but me, that was created automatically after clicking 'Like' on a open-graph meta-tag page. used only for tracking my likers.
The thing is - When the users will go to the address of this ghost-page - they will be redirected to the website.
But, I want it to be as a Facebook page, where people can read about the website on Facebook.
So I opened another Facebook page.
But now I have likes on the "website" and likes on the "page".
sounds not good to me.
my question is: I want to merge the two. into 1 page. currently the ghost-page has the more likes. If i will click on "Merge" under "Resources" in the ghost-page. what will happen? Will it delete my Facebook page and Every time someone will try to get to this Facebook page it will redirect him to the website instead?
The Merge tool will delete one of the pages and move the fans on to the other page. It will mean you can move fans from one page to another. All the posts from the delete page will be lost however.
Can you change the address of the "ghost-page" to a URL you control on the site, and then have that URL simply redirect users to the http://facebook.com/whatever address you want them to end up at?
I have placed the facebook like button on a website, and the weirdest thing is happening, every page on the site shows the same count for the number of people liking the site (~ 760), except the home page, the home page shows 18 people only.
for the life of me I cannot figure out what's causing this.
All pages are using the same open graph meta tags, and the facebook snippet is inserted by a user control (same on every page).
Anyone has any ideas where I can even start to debug?
The site is canvaspop.com
http://www.facebook.com/plugins/like.php?href=http://www.canvaspop.com/default.aspx&layout=button_count&show_faces=false&width=130&action=like&font=arial&colorscheme=light&height=21
Looking at the DOM and XHR Responses that data is coming directly from facebook without any problems.
to be perfectly honest, I would not rely too much on data coming from facebook, the amount load they have and there forever changing CDN, there's bound to be issues with the balance loader, that data as its the root of your domain may be coming from a cached result to decrease laod.
you can image the % of content delivered to homepage's rather then inner site pages, because users usually go on a site and then go off.
just wait it out and see if the results get updated. if it does not then go to the Developers Support areas and ask a member of the community or team!
Install fiddler, and look at the request sent to facebook on the homepage vs the other pages.