alzander wrote: It sounds like we're setting most stuff up correct. There's less errors overall.
1) Looking at our code, we ask Joomla for the content from an article ID. We're not parsing it out after it's been rendered on the page. That's important because, again, we don't know anything about Seblod, so our plugin doesn't have any idea that the ::cck:: tags shouldn't be there. I'm not sure how this worked on your site before. Are you sure it was working properly and, if so, what's changed since then? Nothing in JFBConnect has been changed regarding how we generate the tags from Joomla content.
alzander wrote: 2) Something on your site is setting a rel="canonical" tag. I'll have to investigate if we detect that. We should, if the other extension is setting it properly, and use that as the og:url tag as well. Are you using any SEO extensions on your site? If not, that tag is probably being set by Seblod as well.
If you go to the Open Graph area and create an Object for Content - Articles, you can customize how the Open Graph description text is made. You can set it for the 'root' category, so that object would apply to all of your articles.A - I noted also that you add all the intro and a piece of full content. Is there a way to choose if only with intro and / or full content ? ...the words quantity... etc. The most important would be at less to be able to set only "Intro".
I'm not sure what you mean here.. however, if the article is not public, then Facebook won't be able to scan the page. They won't be able to see the Open Graph tags at all, and viewers would need to login to see the content in general.B - Does it follow the joomla article permissions "Access" ? If is not set as "public" Arethe words showed anyway ?
I'm not surprised. It seems like Seblod doing what it wants with the introtext and fulltext fields in the content database. Because of that, any extensions that expect the normal behavior have issues. The Seblod developers would be the only ones that could help determine the proper course of action for this.C - We have the same ":cck: problem" with Content Filter plugin we are using...
This can't be fixed and doesn't need to be. It's a warning, which Facebook will ignore.1 - Meta with name instead of property = The meta tag on the page was specified with name 'author', which matches a configured property of this object type. It will be ignored unless specified with the meta property attribute instead of the meta name attribute. = still there, Is there a way to have it work properly ?
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