I've edited and added to advanced page injection code on my Squarespace site, but Facebook is still picking up a meta tag "article" with a title I've never seen before. What else can I do to reset the og:title that Facebook is identifying with my website?
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I've been browsing through a lot of questions and I am not sure if I already got my answer. I've created a new website and also created a facebook page for it. A few days ago I also integrated the ogtags into my websites header.
My facebook page got around 40 likes / shares. When I enter my website into the facebook sharing debugger it shows only "2 likes/shares". What tag am I missing to include my page likes into my website?
I am using these tags:
og:title
og:description
og:image
og:url
og:type
The debugger also tells me to use fb:app_id, which I don't have. Would this solve my issue? Is it even possible to link my page to my website?
I have read a lot on meta tags (og:title, og:type, og:image, og:url, og:description) however that is for a url which is of different domain. How can I get "about" description of a fb page to be displayed when the page link is shared via sharer.php?
For instance, if you visit this page link, it will allow you to share it on the wall but with no description. Is there a solution to this? can the "about page details" be added in the description before sharing the link via sharer.php?
https://www.facebook.com/sharer/sharer.php?u=facebook.com/WillSmith
I am adding a FB like button to my page, and currently when I "Like" the page, it only says it on my personal page with a small link to the facebook page associated to my website. I want it to post a picture, description, and the link to my site. I am using the code generated from this page: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/
I debugged it and it says properties are missing even though I have them included in the code...
https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/object?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.audiblecoffee.com%2Fbeta321432
Any reason on why this isn't working?
<meta property="og:url" content="http://www.audiblecoffee.com">
This will make Facebook use http://www.audiblecoffee.com to look for OG tags, not the submitted URL. Change it to http://www.audiblecoffee.com/beta321432/ (or leave it out) and things'll work fine.
I have a Facebook App that is setup as an "App on Facebook" and a "Page Tab." I have this app installed as a tab on a Facebook business profile page.
The app is loaded as an iframe and I use the Facebook JavaScript SDK withing the iframed page to setup social widgets including comments.
My problems:
I can't access the comment moderation tools on the page -- they don't show up at the top of the comment widget.
When accessing the comment moderation tool at http://developers.facebook.com/tools/comments, I don't see any comments associated with the app.
I am an Admin of both the page and the app.
I am declaring an App ID in the <head> of the page:
<meta property="fb:app_id" content="{MY_APP_ID}">
Is there any special configuration that is needed to make this work? I have successfully setup comments with moderation before on regular web sites, so I think there must be something special about the application tab case. Should my fb:app_id reference the page's ID or the app ID of the tab?
Reason you can't moderate comments is the fact you linked Comments Social Plugin to Facebook Page URL.
Facebook linter doesn't even get to the Page Tab Canvas URL of your Application to get the values of fb:app_id and any other OG tags too.
Simply link Comments Plugin to URL accessible by linter (like your page canvas URL) pass it to linter to ensure all required tags is here, post comment and see it in moderation tool.
BTW, You will loose all existing comment due to URL change...
Update:
As you noted users may click on link comment link posted in feed they will see your app "naked", while this is true if you'll use Page Tab Canvas URL for linking Comments Social Plugin you may overcome it with next scenario:
You may link it to some special page which will only include OpenGraph tags and single javascript line redirecting to your Application tab on Facebook Page (according to URL arguments to that page for example).
<!-- OG tags should be placed here -->
<script type="text/javascript">
window.top.location = 'http://facebook.com/pages/PAGENAME/PAGEID?sk=?sk=v_APPID'
</script>
If that special page will be part of your "regular" Application (I mean within the scope of your Application Canvas URL) you may link to it's URL within Application on Facebook to avoid driving users outside of Facebook itself. Once user landed to that special page he will be redirected there real comments are displayed...
If you'll use page outside of Application Canvas URL users will get out of Facebook and only then landed to Tab.
I'm implementing a facebook like button on a simple blog/news section I created in an MVC 3 web application.
I used the XFBML way to implement this.
It works, but not completely.
When clicking and checking it on facebook, it shows the title I specified.
Here is a piece of code.
The viewbag information comes from my view, this is in the layout/master page.
<meta property="og:title" content="#ViewBag.FGTitle" />
But since it's a news item, I also want the content of the article to be displayed.
It only shows, the title, the site name and that's it.
I checked the facebook developer page, but I cant find a meta property/Open graph type in which i can set this content.
any ideas?
see the facebook url linter it shows you exactly what facebook sees when greping the url. Also you should read up on the other meta tags