Please look at the result Facebook scrape my website:
https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/echo?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.caominhblog.com%2F.
My website is http://www.caominhblog.com.
When I share it on Facebook, or share it via plugin, it always show these weird characters. It seems that Facebook debugger cannot read all of my header.
I can't find the solution for this.
Could you tell me how can I fix it?
Many thanks
I find the solution. It causes by W3 Total Cache - Disk Enhanced Mode. I simply turn it in to Basic Mode and everything work fine.
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I have a problem... I have set up a Google Analytics split test. If you go to www.meebility.com you will see that Google is adding some GET parameters. But that isn't the problem...
The problem is, if you klick on a link in the menu you get redirected to to homepage by Google Analytics... But I don't get why and how I can turn this off... Does anybody know how to solve this problem?
I have even googled but didn't found anybody with this problem...
Kind regards and Thanks
If you are running a Google Content Experiment then the experiment code goes only into the original page (it's the experiment code that does the redirection, and if it's on the variant page it might assign the user to the original variant and redirect them back there).
Since content experiments are deprecated in any case the best workaround would be to use Google Optimize, but simply removing the code from the variant page should help, too.
For some reason the object debugger displays all the data that I want to share with no issues but the share dialog fails to display the image. I have searched the site looking for answers and most of the solutions recommend clearing the browser cache. I've done this countless times but I still cannot make the share dialog display the image.
According to the open graph specs my image is valid so I do not know what the hell is going on.
How could I approach this? Should I report it as a bug to Facebook?
Is it because my image is not a square?
I have been testing this in a QA environment so it is not because of localhost.
Thanks!
I run a Wordpress blog. Here's the URL to our main page: http://theoriginalsocitey.com
For some reason, when links to posts on our site are shared, the featured image is not correctly detected. When I put a link to a post through the Facebook debugger, some of the usual minor errors come up that do for all sites, including those that work perfectly. I've tried fixing the "tags in body" error with success, but it didn't fix the problem, so it is not the issue.
All other OG tags are displaying correctly, just the og:image has the issue. The debugger even acts like it knows what image to use, but refuses to do so. It will say the correct image but say "the image is not large enough" when it clearly is, for all posts.
Can someone please help me figure this out? It's been days of countless different attempts of fixing this including plugin deactivation, reactivation and new installations and nothing has worked.
Here's an example of a post URL to use for debugging: http://theoriginalsociety.com/quest-castro-jon-bellion-logic-24-freestyle/
It seems like the open graph image is too small (150x150), therefor Facebook is using the larger image it found on the page. It's in your best interest to give Facebook as large an image as possible.
[https://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraph/howtos/maximizing-distribution-media-content/][1]
og:image – This is an image associated with your media. We suggest
that you use an image of at least 1200x630 pixels.
Try providing a much larger image and see if that solves the problem.
My web site www.jeancharlesbarthelet.com has good meta . (I checked)
When I tried to share on Facebook, there is no image, no description.
I tried one hundred times the debug tool !! (for one month)
Nothing works.
I am very worried because lots of people are sharing my news at this time..
Thanks for help.
You should try and show some code examples....
However, with that said, it may be a caching issue with your images and their server.
I did see that the path to the image (http://www.jeancharlesbarthelet.com/autre/logo.jpg) does serve up the image correctly. Perhaps revisit thie tomorrow?
When did you upload it to your server? if your hosting company uses akamai to cache it could take up to 6 hours to be seen globally...
I wanted to see if anyone else had ever had an issue with Mobile Safari or Chrome causing web pages to suddenly spit out a ton of garbage.
The issue occurs when I visit the site & refresh multiple times. Suddenly, none of the content renders correctly, but instead looks more like the type of glyphs you'd see in Microsoft Word.
Has anyone ever seen this before and, if so, how did you resolve the problem?
I have seen it on iPhone and Android. On iPhone I suspect its due to the interruption during the page load (getting kCFURLErrorCancelled on the didFailLoadWithError method). Though I am still looking to confirm this issue and still looking for a solution ...
You should check the character set of the HTML page. Bases on your language or the special characters used in the page, you should use the apt charset. You can learn more about charsets here
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_charactersets.asp
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Character_encodings_in_HTML
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTF-8
It is really difficult to tell anything from what you have posted. You should check the meta tags of your page. I would suggest you validate the html source and css of the page here .