I am trying to understand facebook instant articles. I claimed my url. I can create Development Articles but I can not create Production Articles. This is the error message I get:
General Errors: Unclaimed Canonical URL: The canonical URL 'https://*****.blogspot.com.tr/2017/04/ghost-in-shell-animeyi-aldk-aksiyon.html' has not been registered with this article. You can claim a URL under Settings > Instant Articles on your Facebook page. Refer to URLs under Publishing Articles in the Instant Articles documentation for more information on how to register a URL for Instant Articles.
<meta property="fb:pages" content="***********" />
I claimed following urls by adding this(above) code to my blog
www.******.blogspot.com.tr
******.blogspot.com.tr
www.******.blogspot.com.tr/
******.blogspot.com.tr/
How can I solve this issue?
You claim the URL wrong.
The page source for the canonical source is ".com".
Replace your URL which ended with ".tr" to ".com".
URL Feeds Will Be :
https://*****.blogspot.com.tr/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss
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I've worked on sharing dynamic content to be shareable on Facebook populating OpenGraph tags, I know LinkedIn uses OpenGraph tags.
To my surprise when I've tried sharing the same url on LinkedIn nothing shows up.
did anyone have such experience?
I've used https://www.linkedin.com/post-inspector/
But no luck, I get '503 Failure' exception.
Is this the new way to share something on LinkedIn? (Below url)
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/consumer/integrations/self-serve/share-on-linkedin
I've tried inspecting the url with https://www.linkedin.com/post-inspector/
also
https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/
Here in facebook I got response for all the og:tags
I've update the URL-rewrite on ISS to allow UserAgent: LinkedInBot, this change allowed to LinkedIn crawler retrieve the og tags to be populated for linked in crawler request.
Links from our website Pixorange.com is loading without thumbnail images in Facebook. I did use FB lint tool to debug the issue and is giving an error stating that the image is not found.
Here are some links which you can post in FB wall and see that the thumbnail images are not loading with link. The issue is not every links but with some:
http://pixorange.com/tweet-my-weaknesses-to-me-says-modi
http://pixorange.com/rajiv-gandhi-was-entrepreneur-for-swedish-jet
Also when you like the article with FB like button, I am getting an error as follows " is an invalid value for property "object" with type "Reference*"*
We did check our app settings are found that the things are ok and also we did change our server from Hostgator to Inmotion hosting. I opened a ticket with hosting provider and FB developer, still they are not able to find the reason why the link is not loading.
Thanks,
Aswathi Achu
Try adding a <meta> tag in the <head> section like:
<meta content='100003340872784' property='fb:admins'/>
Replace the 100003340872784 with your own facebook user id. You can get your facebook user id from here.
Regards to Team Trickonics.
When I paste a friend's wordpress site url in a facebook comment, I see the following extra text (I've changed the url for anonymity) The home page of the wordpress blog is titled "Home"
For some reason facebook adds the extra lines in i.e. where it says "You may use these HTML tags and ... " or perhaps the wordpress generated html get incorrectly parsed/referenced in the facebook comments browser.
I have zero wordpress experience but do understand CMS concepts well. Any help on how to resolve this will be much appreciated by my friend. I can disclose the url if its really needed to resolve the issue. I decided to try posting the question with an anonymous url first, just in case this is a known, encountered-before issue.
Wondering if the facebook graph-api has anything to do with this? (FB graph-api is not my forte either as I'm more into iOS development)
Home
http://mywordpressfoo.net/
You may use these HTML tags and attributes:
<a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title="">
<b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime="">
<em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>
It sounds like your friend's blog does not have OpenGraph tags. Facebook uses these to determine how URLs display when posted on their site (e.g. YouTube URLs display embedded videos, Flickr URLs photos, etc.).
You can find more information about the metatags that Facebook supports in their OpenGraph documentation. Your friend will probably want to make individual posts "Articles", while the homepage should be a "Blog" or a "Website".
Depending on your friend's competency with editing WordPress templates, they might find it easier to integrate Facebook's official WordPress plugin, which includes support for OpenGraph tags.
I use the following url to access the likes of the users of my Facebook Applications :
https://graph.facebook.com/me/likes/?access_token=here_the_token
I get back the likes of my users, but I noted that I don't get the likes for some websites.
For example, I don't get back any like for sites like jaimeuh.fr (example : http://jaimeuh.fr/108, this is a french site, a bit spammy), through the API at least. Indeed, the like does appear in my personal stream on facebook.com.
My hypothesis is that some kind of spam prevention mechanism is at work, but I am not sure, and I obviously did not find anything about this in the Facebook API doc. Does somebody has an explanation for this behaviour ?
Try to set <meta property="og:type" content="article" /> after test your web site with https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug the url linter :)
Ok, it seems that for a page to go through the API, it needs to give no error or warnings in the facebook debugger found at : https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug
The page I linked has some errors preventing it to be output through the API
https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/object?q=http%3A%2F%2Fjaimeuh.fr%2F108
I had a similar problem for a page on a site that I am currently developping, and once all errors in the debugger were fixed, the links began to appear in the API.
I'm working on a few e-commerce applications where I'd like users to be able to 'Like' products. It's not always possible to embed the og: meta tags on the page that's being 'Liked', either because it's not in our control, or because it's deep in an AJAX application.
I've hit upon the idea of building a proxy for OpenGraph objects. I can point the Like button to the proxy URL, which will serve up all the og: metadata describing the product, including a canonical URL.
The trouble is that Facebook follow the canonical URL and parse that for metadata, rather than the proxy page.
Is this a bug in FB's parser, or am I missing something?
I'd appreciate any help or clarification you could offer.
Thanks in advance,
Ross
If you're using the <link rel="canonical" ...> tag, maybe try to exclude it from the proxy page's source code when the user-agent of the user is the Facebook user-agent. This way, user's browsers and search engines see and recognize the canonical url, and the Facebook page crawler doesn't.