i want to reset my facebook like counter on my web sites.
This is 13 like http://www.evgor.com.tr/asp/product/5083/Trend-Avangarde-Yatak-Odasi
This is 509 like http://www.evgor.com.tr/asp/product/5759/Ikons-Salon-Takimi
and i want to reset all products like counter. What can i do this. Thank you
When creating the like button you have an option to specify for what URL the like will belong.
Appending a GET query string to that option (like ?v=1, or whatever) will make facebook treat it as a completely different like set, and reset the like count to zero.
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My like button counter displays 1 likes for a month.
I've checked the number through http://graph.facebook.com/http://www.arthurimmo.com/ and get the "real number"
I did the debug process http://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/object?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.arthurimmo.com%2F
But still displays 1 like on my website
Any idea how i can fix this?
The number of one like is for the url: http://www.arthurimmo.com.x30.poliris.net/index.htm
Try swapping the og:url to http://www.arthurimmo.com
Sometimes it becomes messy with redirects and rewrites for like counting.
when i try to add to my website a FB Like Button with url+hash (example.com/#TEST)
and i try to click the like button - it shares the link without the hash in the news feed (example.com).
when i try to setup the button with "%23" instand of "#" (example.com/%23TEST) - it counts each hash separately in the count box.
is there any way to put a like button with hash - and still count the url without the hash?
Thanks!
When you are creating Facebook like buttons, Facebook uses cURL (correct me people) to acces your URL that has metadata. So if cURL sees different metadata, per URL, you will get different LIKE buttons.
But this doesn't happen; as on the server side, Facebook sees the same URL for every dynamic # enabled link. Since the part of the link before # is same. JavaScript (or any Behavior that can create a hash in URL) is ignored, obviously, since its Behaviour is a client only thing.
The best possible way would be to create the Button dynamically using JavaScript and change the URL-to-like of each button to something friendly without hash.
abc.com/def#part1
abc.com/def#part2
// to
abc.com/def/part1
abc.com/def/part2
Only for the curl script to see it as a different URL.
And when the user hits that link - abc.com/def/part1 - you would be needing server side help as well to redirect to the view part1 from the route def. So you would, in your router code, load only upto the route def (imagine MVC) and then ask the controller to load the view part1, with JavaScript enabled to append the URL hash #part1.
These hash tags are for client side actions not server side. You will not be able to use them in your Like Button.
I've notice that when I share some content from my app on my time line, counter of people who like this page (like button is placed on page that I share) increment by 1. Of course it could be somebody wh like page while I'm sharing, butthere is not many users at testing phase under 10 visitors per day. tyr some times and it really looks loke share increment like counter. Does it true? Or may be I make some error and it works so now?
The like button counter is made of the total of likes, shares and comments. If you want to know the number of likes only, you need to use FQL to query the like table.
How can I like multiple urls with a single click on fb-like button ?
You can't. Spammers would abuse that like crazy. You can have multiple like buttons on a page though, just set different href values for each thing you want people to like.
I have a timed page that I need to use to submit a form upon the end of a specified time period.
The usage would be: User visits page, 90 seconds later all form data is submitted and user is redirected to next page.
The user is well aware that the page they are on is timed (its for a web-only experiment), so I'm not worried about "unfriendly" browser behavior on this page.
Ideally, I'd like to avoid using JavaScript (some of our targeted users are using no-script for various reasons, but if its the only way, so be it), and would also like to avoid just passing variables through the URL (to cut down on the possibility of spoofing). It is easy enough to set a META refresh tag to do the redirecting, but at the end of the time period I need some way for the response header to be set as if the submit button was clicked, whether or not it actually was.
Thanks in advance for any thoughts you might have.
Can't be done.