How to link to a specific page when two pages have the same title? Is there a way to do that?
Or can I have the title named something but link to that page via the tag?
You can use the full url of the page, e.g. http://demo.roadkillwiki.net/wiki/12223/ - but otherwise you will need to name the pages slightly different, e.g. add a 1 or 2 to the title.
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I noticed some facebook company pages like:
http://www.facebook.com/companyname
Can change the persons name to the company name and also add a like button. How does one achieve these two things?
Add a like button to a company page of a URL like this - http://www.facebook.com/companypage
Add a like button on that page?
You need a special account designed for business, you cant just do it to a personal account.
https://www.facebook.com/business/overview
Once you reach enough likes on Facebook you can get your own "short page-link". You only need a few likes (100-200 I think it is).
A like button is already on your page. However you can add an extra tab using HTML and Iframes to a remote document with a like button. The like button is found on Facebook's dev pages.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/like-button/
Code in HTML for Like Button
Detailed steps mentioned on the page on how to embed
You can add various styles too and a code will be generated for you
I have a page for a bakery site, and on the page, there will be a list of cakes. There will be a picture of the cake, followed by a comments box, to let people comment on that specific cake. Each cake will need to have its own set of comments, separate from each other.
But unless I'm mistaken, facebook comment plugin is linked to a page's url, and can't be shown multiple times?
Is there any way to show it multiple times per page, and to link it individually to each cake, so the comments don't mix up?
But unless I'm mistaken, facebook comment plugin is linked to a page's
url, and can't be shown multiple times?
It can be shown.Though it is linked with your site url,you always have the privilage of appending custom string after the ternerary operator in your URL.
Is there any way to show it multiple times per page, and to link it
individually to each cake, so the comments don't mix up?
The trick here is to make a url unique.
This can be done in various ways:
1)www.something.com#commentbox1
2)www.something.com?section=commentbox1
I am using this on my current website where there are more than 10 comment boxes:http://www.arrowlife.com/
In addition to unique anchor tags per product, you may also add the product ID in a query string such as www.yoursite.com?productID=44
In my case I was dynamically creating a div showing the product detail. It was also necessary to force the Facebook script to show the comment section using the FP.XFBML.parse command
I have a Mediawiki site running. I am a beginner at this. I want two pages: one to display name and has a button, which leads to the another page where we can add names. This page has a textbox and a button to save the name. The display page has to show all the names entered.Please advice on how this can be done. Thanks in advance.
Since you are a beginner, I would not add buttons - just use the features MediaWiki already provides. On page 1, add a link using:
[[name of second page]]
On the second page, people can add names and use default MediaWiki functionality to save them.
To make the names nicely formatted, use a table.
My requirement is to integrate my client webpage and facebook using the Flike button.
I have an html page which is used for all the products. Based on the product code selected, the content in the page changes. The URL format is something like this -
in the browser it shows : http://xyz.com/product.aspx,
in the view source, in the action attribute of the form tag : ../../product.aspx?prdcode=123&catcode=3453
Now, my requirement is to place an flike button on this page. I have tried doing it in several ways... but the issue is:
If I click on flike button on one page.. the button is disabled for every other product.
Not sure what all needs to be included in to get this functionality right.
For a product listing page you'd need to have multiple like buttons, each pointing at a URL which represents an individual product - each of those pages needs the appropriate open graph meta tags, include the JS SDK once on your listing page, and have multiple <fb:like tags pointing at the individual product URLs
If the page content is dynamic, I think you can do the same, but you'll need to remove and add the like button as the content changes
My one web page uses Ajax to display information about multiple activities.
I'd like to have one Like button per activity. This would mean multiple Like buttons on the page, one per activity. Can this be done?
Can the Like button's url include #!state1 ?
Eg, a web page is located at www.example.com/index.html
It has multiple FB Like buttons on it, one for url www.example.com/index.html#!activity1
another for www.example.com/index.html#!activity2
Will the two Like buttons work independently?
You can have multiple like buttons on a single page, but each like button must be linked to a separate page.
Eg: if you have products, each listing could have a like button next to it, but that like button would link to the product details page.
If you really wanted to, create phantom pages on your site with some meta tags. Then on your index.html, use like buttons that link to those pages.
To ensure no one ever gets to your phantom page, include the tag:
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=http://www.example.com/index.html/">
That way, if someone clicks on the link that comes up on a facebook wall, they'll be redirected to the correct page.