I am working on a site right now and it does not appear in the google search results at all.
I have submitted the url at : https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/submit-url as well.
I have verified the ownership of my site using google's search console (I used the HTML file upload method). The verification was successful for the URL with https but it does not verify the URL with http.
At least it should show the website when search for it using the site: keyword. But it does not show anything.
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How do I submit a sitemap to Google Search console as a request? I think I'm missing the part where I include my credentials, but it's not clear how to include this in the URL.
Everything is set up in search console and I can submit my sitemap manually.
Following the documentation (https://developers.google.com/webmaster-tools/search-console-api-original/v3/sitemaps/submit) I write this in a browser:
https://www.googleapis.com/webmasters/v3/sites/<mysiteurl>/sitemaps/<mysitemapurl>
It says "Not Found". < mysitemapurl > by itself does get the sitemap.
If I use the try-it option in the documentation then it says "User does not have sufficient permission for site".
I went through the credentials wizard and was told that I have sufficient credentials. I have a #developer.gserviceaccount.com email address and two Key IDs. But where do I include them in the URL?
After creating your new website or blog, the only thing that comes to our mind is how to bring your website or blog to Google search. So that traffic on our website can come and Make money. In fact, I too felt hard about how to bring my blog to Google search. But it is all easy to do. So in today's article I will show you how you can easily sumbit website sitemap to Google search console.
By inserting the sitemap of the website in Google search console, Google gets the data of our site. And accordingly Google shows our site in searches, which is very important for SEO.
What is Google search console?
Google search console is a platform of Google itself. Which is absolutely free, which helps you to show your website's data in search engine or not.
Until May 20, 2015 the service was called Google Webmaster Tools. In January 2018, Google introduced a new version of the search console, with changes to the user interface.
What is sitemap?
Sitemap is a file in XML format that contains the URL of all posts on your website. Along with this, the content of all your posts is also included in it, such as photos, videos, and audio etc.
How to submit sitemap in Google search console?
To submit a sitemap to the Google search console, you must create your website or blog sitemap. To create a sitemap, you can go directly by clicking on this link.
After generating sitemap XML file...
Follow the 5 simple steps to submit sitemap to Google search console.
Sign in to your Google search console.
In the left sidebar, select a property.
Click on sitemaps.
Enter sitemap URL.
And click on 'Submit'.
Conclusion!!
So Guys, now your website's sitemap has been sumbited in Google search console. Google will fetch it after a few hours.
You need to follow the below steps to submit your sitemap in Google Webmasters:
Navigate to "Crawl" under which you will see "Sitemaps"
Submit your sitemap URL which must be in .xml format. For example, if your sitemap is located here: www.xyz.com/sitemap.xml, just submit sitemap.xml there by clicking "Add Sitemap" at upper right corner.
And you're done.
Let me know if I can be of more help to you.
I configured a couple of beacons with iBeacon and Eddystone, filled all the data and added Nearby notifications for simple URL.
The problem is that only works for a kind of whitelist URLs: For example, with links for Google main page, Facebook, Microsoft or Yahoo (I don't put the complete link with "https://" because there is a limit of links I can add to this post) it works perfectly, but if I tried to add a places link (from Google places) an own domain, or even the same domain of the project package, the notification for that URL is not shown (and yes, all of them have the https).
Anyone else faced this problem? I read all doc, and watch Google videos, and the always use https://google.com as the demo URL. And there is no documentation about how do they do the URL filtering.
Google's URL filtering is pretty simple:
The URL must resolve with a proper HTTP response code when fetched from Google's servers. If the URL returns a 404 or other error code, that be shown.
The site must not have a robots.txt file at the root of the domain or subdomain that prohibits crawling the resource at the URL.
If it the URL scheme is HTTPS, the certificate must be valid.
If you have a URL that doesn't work for you and you believe meets all of the above criteria, you might add it to your question.
I have a chrome extension hosted on Google servers.
I am trying to add an option to login with FB on my extension (using parse.com js sdk to do so)
Seems to work fine , until the following message pops up from FB :
Given URL is not allowed by the Application configuration.: One or
more of the given URLs is not allowed by the App's settings. It must
match the Website URL or Canvas URL, or the domain must be a
subdomain of one of the App's domains.
I came to realize that the issue is the site URL that i've entered in the app configurations on FB.
What URL do i need to enter in this case ? Nothing seems to work.
I don't really have a site , but a simply extension hosted on google .
I am pretty much new to play framework and I am currently developing a website using this framework.
I have the following question:
Default page should be gmail.com and the once the user entered his credentials and if the user is authorized(I mean login successsful) then it should redirect to the my website along with the retrieval of user name.
To make it as simple:
say my website is www.hellow.com
Once the user enter hellow.com then it should redirect to gmail.com and once the gmail login is successful then it should come to hellow.com with the username.Though I am using redirect() but am not sure how to come back to my site once the login successful.
Currently I am using latest play version.
Please help me out.
Thank You
It's not about redirect. You need to use Google API to be able to provide sign in with it. Start here: https://developers.google.com/gmail/api/auth/about-auth
I am trying to use the Facebook javascript sdk for my chrome extension. Since it is a chrome extension how do i integrate it with facebook? is it an app on facebook.com or a website?
Currently i have it as a website.
my site url on the settings is:
http://localhost/Users/home/Documents/facebook/
i have also enabled web sharing on my mac.
do i need to set the site domain as well? what am i doing wrong here?
Enter http://localhost/Users/home/Documents/facebook/ as your "Site Domain" on the developer app:
https://developers.facebook.com/apps/{api_key}/summary
Replace {api_key} with yours; or find a link at https://developers.facebook.com
Interestingly enough, Facebook lets you type anything into the domain so it can be an offline URL (such as localhost or a local port) and Facebook will redirect to it after authentication.
You can test Facebook applications locally if you add an entry to your hosts file which points to any subdomain of the root domain you gave Facebook. For example, if your domain is example.com, you can add entry to your hosts file pointing fbtest.example.com to localhost (127.0.0.1).
You can then test away locally without having to edit your Facebook app configuration (assuming your local server is set to serve the same content to all subdomains).
Alternatively, if it's important to have the exact domain, you can just add an entry for the root domain. It just means you won't be able to access the live site while testing.
In order to develop and publish a Facebook application, you must provide a web accessible URL that Facebook can query. If you have webspace you can upload to or make your IP available to the web for Facebook to call, it should solve your problems.
Facebook will allow you to put just about any valid url into the box, however when you go to use it for logins or general use, you will begin to notice errors, since Facebook's spider cannot fetch the url.
Check the 'Desktop Apps' section of https://developers.facebook.com/docs/authentication/
This explains how to do authentication where there's no server involved, it's aimed at desktop apps but a browser toolbar should work in a similar way