i am totally new on stackoverflow and i am pretty green in editing.
anyways maybe i can find some help here. i am running a blog
http://piecesofberlin.com - on every post u can find a facebook like button on the bottom,
and a share link on the right sidebar. i am using a wordpress fb likebutton plug in.
when i like a post the thumb nail of the picture and the title appears, but also
"You may use these HTML tags and attributes:
" which is shown on the very bottom of the post....how can i get rid of it???
any ideas?
thx in advance
flo
Ok - the information that the "send" button displays are to do with your og:tags. Each post has to have a unique url (which it does becuase you managed to place different like buttons on each post). The og:tags need to be present for each post too. I see you placed the og:image tag only - you'll need more information. You can user this great took - URL Debugger to test your urls, and you can use this reference - Open Graph Protocol to see exactly what tags you must use.
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I tried to position the popup-window of Facebook -Like- Button.
so: the popup-window ... not the button.
I read several posts here.
It seems there is no real solution.
I'm looking for something for a "normal" website (NO Wordpress, Drupal etc.....)
I assume you are talking about that popup where a user can enter a comment? You can´t move that one, it will be always at the same spot relative to the Like Button.
On my blog I added the like button to the end of the posts. I have had it installed for about seven months now and it still does not work properly. I added the Javascript SDK and then the appropriate code to my Blogger template (develops.facebook.com) and while it appears on the blog it does not work properly.
Basically, if you click "like" at the end of any post, it will appear in the person's newsfeed but NOT as the individual post. Instead, the generic homepage of "Bases and Baskets" appears in the newsfeed. The interesting thing is that even though the generic logo and blogger description appears, if you click the link itself it sends you directly to the appropriate page. Not sure why...but as you could imagine I would prefer it to work properly and show the article. Also, I want the image at the beginning of the post to appear rather than my Facebook page's profile picture (which you can see here).
Not only is this a problem, but if you click "like" at the end of any one article, the like button remains depressed for ALL posts on the site. For example if one "likes" article A, and ventures to article B, the like button at the end of article B is depressed. Furthermore, the "like" tally at the end of ALL articles is exactly the same (~615).
I can attach a couple pictures that hopefully help, as well.
This has been quite frustrating as you could imagine, and became even more so when I made a new blog, Left Coast Chronicle, recently and everything works! If anybody can help me fix this I will give you all of the info I have to help (email address, chat info, complete HTML template of my blog) if you need it.
Thank you so much!!
First of all: omg...this page is HUGE to load!
Secondly: you have missed one important parameter in your like button: the href attribute.
Your script:
<fb:like font='' href='' layout='button_count' send='false' show_faces='false' width='450'></fb:like>
Solution:
<fb:like href='LINK_TO_BLOG_POST' layout='button_count' send='false' show_faces='false' width='450'></fb:like>
Otherwise, the like button will like the current site it sits on (which is - you guessed it - the home page http://www.basesandbaskets.com/)
Third: you have the <div id='fb-root'></div> before each like button. Please use this only ONCE!
Hope this helps.
I cant figure this one out, i have built a site with an e commerce system and i want visitors to be able to like an individual product and thus that product be added to their feed.
I have added all the open graph code to the relevant place, but when someone clicks "Like" is shares a default thing rather than the perticular product. this is the one i have been using for an example
https://pinnaclesupplement.co.uk/index.php/shop/168/10/weight-gainers/serious-mass-2-72kg-detail
so I tried using the facebook debugger to see if i could figure it out, but thats is showing the correct info and exactly what i want to show up on peoples feeds! here is a link for that.
https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/object?q=https%3A%2F%2Fpinnaclesupplement.co.uk%2Findex.php%2Fshop%2F168%2F10%2Fweight-gainers%2Fserious-mass-2-72kg-detail
You have your Like button set up to point to http://www.pinnaclesupplement.co.uk – so when people klick like, they only get the “default thing”, your basic site’s description.
If you want customers to like a specific product page’s URL – then you should point the href parameter of the Like button there.
We are using a facebook like button on a gallery page. When you click the like button, the parent page information is provided instead of the "item" information - but when the link is shared individually on facebook, it pulls the right information.
I tried using Facebook's debug tool, and it pulls the correct information.. the issue seems to be when its on the page. I've checked the meta info and it all looks right...
Any ideas?
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/
Put in the correct sub-link and generate the like button again > Test it first, directly in the like button generator.
If the data is shown correctly in the debugger, then i am pretty sure the problem is that you don´t use the correct/same link in the like button. It would be important to see your usage of the like button. It´s possible that you have an escape character problem, so only the basic link is used.
I want to make a button that shares links in this form:
http://example.com/#anchor
but when i click it, it shares only
http://example.com
How could I make it share what I want?
This is very simple; your URL string you want to share should be like this: http://www.domain.com/hello.html%23myanchor
The %23 will be transformed by Facebook into a #.
Your question is not very detailed and it's not easy to understand exactly what it is you're asking for..
Since the share functionaliy was deprecated I assume that you are talking about the Like button.
As you can see in that page you can put what ever url you want into the "URL to Like" field, then click the "Get Code" button and use that code in your page.
You can put the code in any page, so if your page is: "example.com/#anchor" you can still have the button like "http://example.com" or the other way around.
If however you want the user to like "example.com/#anchor" but when someone clicks on the liked link he will get to "example.com" then it's not possible.
I just thought about this (because I have the same problem).
My idea is to share a php link with a variable, let's call it 'a' for anchor, which is the anchor without # so that facebook won't remore it.
Thus you share the link:
http://www.mywebpa.ge/?a=anchor1
Then you just have to recover the value of 'a' with php and add a little script which makes you go to the anchor.
I hope it will help you.
Regards