I'm not getting the exact way to claim the URL in Facebook Instant Article. Site is using https and there is not option to change http to https. Also shown an error.
Let me know where I'm wrong. Or any suggestion for me.
Try to enter the site without the protocol https or http just www.domainname.com
But I think the mistake is in the other place..
Just Bring More Than 20000-30000 traffic in 24 hours through Facebook groups or bring paid traffic to your site then you gonna get approve.
As far as I know, the minimum readership is 10000-15000 traffic
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I've recently enabled hotlink protection on MaxCDN, using what is known as Referer Access Control whitelisting.
I've enabled my own domains and my CDN domain, and it's working very nicely, however, when I try to share an image on social media, the og:image is not being picked up correctly.
Using the Facebook Debugger, I can see that an error is being thrown on the og:image
"Provided og:image URL, https://cdn.collectiveray.com/images/webdesign/web_design_blogs.jpg could not be processed as an image because it has an invalid content type."
I believe the problem is that the Facebook crawler is not in the whitelist. I've allow facebook.com, *.facebook.com, fbcdn.com, *.fbcdn.com, fbcdn.net, *.fbcdn.net, yet I am still unable to resolve the above error.
Would anybody know which are the exact domains to whitelist to allow social networks, both Facebook and others, to be able to access the images directly via their CDN URL?
TIA
David
I don’t think the Facebook scraper sends any referrer.
But you can identify it based on the User-Agent it sends, see https://developers.facebook.com/docs/sharing/webmasters/crawler
Details on how to set this up for MaxCDN here, https://www.maxcdn.com/one/tutorial/blank-referers-social-networks/
I have a Facebook page of my blog but whenever I try to schedule post my blog article links on the Facebook page The Facebook automatically delete my schedule post and even some time they do not publish it can it be the reason that my domain name has been declared SPAM by the Facebook how to check it.
Use the Facebook sharing debugger.
If you input a URL that redirects to the blocked URL, it will initially say "this webpage contains a blocked URL. If you input the blocked URL directly, it will say "We can't review this website because the content doesn't meet our Community Standards. If you think this is a mistake, please let us know." You also get this message if you put in a URL that redirects to the blocked URL a second time.
https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/sharing/
:It is often hard to tell the reason for this but, you can definitely get out of this by following the proper instructions.
First check if your domain is prohibited or just penalized by the search engine. Or, maybe it is neither prohibited nor punishable by the domain name. It could be, you just managed to screw up your site.
Simply check this via online tool -isitban.com by entering your domain or website url.
Once found banned then, check your website content & remove content which is violating any Community Standards of facebook.
Once you are done with content optimisation then send your Facebook website again for review
I apologize in advance, I have searched for 30 and cannot find.
There used to be a way that if anyone linked to your website via FB, Facebook requested Connect / Auth for your App before actually sending the traffic out to your website.
Did they pull this feature? Or an I missing a radio button?
(Ps, I know I can request on page load; however, I would prefer to use Facebooks method unless this has been removed.)
Cbroe's answer about authenticated referrals being depreciated is correct. There is no longer a way of doing this without triggering a rerral request
onLoad, etc.
I am building a site, in which I denied hotlinking of images. But after I added the facebooks "like" link to my pages, I realized that I want to allow hotlinking for facebook. So, if a user likes a page on my site, facebook should be able to show a related thumbnail of the page in the profile of the user. So, I added an exclusion rule in IIS like
if {HTTP_REFERER} matches pattern ^(https?://)?(\w+.)facebook.(com|net)(/.)*$ , allow.
Alas, it didn't work for me.
After that I googled for an answer. A forum post suggested to use "tfbnw" instead of facebook, so I added that exclusion, too:
^(https?://)?(\w+.)*tfbnw.(com|net)(/.*)*$
But as you might expect, still no chance.
So, I don't know which URL facebook uses to request images when a user uses the like button. I would appreciate any help to uncover this mystery, so that I can allow that URL on my site.
Note: If I disable hotlinking protection, everything works fine. So we know that my problem is just the hotlinking protection.
Can you try whitelisting with IP address? All of FB's crawlers should come from one of the IP addresses returned by
whois -h whois.radb.net '!gAS32934'
Try allowing the domain fbcdn.net:
^(https?://)?(\w+.)fbcdn.(com|net)(/.)*$
This is facebook's content delivery network.
I am thinking of building an app(web or desktop) with which i can access my facebook account using only my email and password.
Is it possible?
What are the best ways ? Any tutorials or suggestions?
yes, its possible.
Check the facebook API at http://developers.facebook.com/
You would have to rely on scraping Facebook. There are a few tutorials out there but its the same as scraping any other site: watching the urls and post values that get sent back and forth, storing the session login cookie, and then parsing the returned html. However, this is against their TOS and could cause your IP or account to be banned, on top of the measures they have in place to prevent against scraping such as randomly introducing captchas if they detect bots and making sure the IP address geolocation is similar to locations the user normally access Facebook from (making it tough to do a server solution to manage users accounts with their email/password.