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  • dattard1 Friend
    #693522

    Hi, I’ve just switched my site from http to https.

    I’m using SumoMe for my Social Media sharing counts – and this uses the OG:URL as the tag for counting. Now, it seems that the tag is pulling hte full URL rather than using // so it seems that I have lost most of my share counts.

    How can I fix this such that the og:URL shows a url which is independent from the protocol and thus be able to show all my social media sharing counts?

    Thanks
    David

    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #693771

    Hi
    David sharing tools use the current url of the browser . In this case it will use https , and shows the sharing count based on it .
    To solve it you need to pass it your sharing tool . You can also contact to your sharing tool team and post this query to them .
    I found some results that can help you in this
    http://www.mightyminnow.com/2014/05/how-to-make-social-media-shares-counts-and-comments-work-across-http-and-https/
    http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10531924/like-count-for-almost-same-url-http-https

    Hope it helps.

    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #750125

    Hi
    David sharing tools use the current url of the browser . In this case it will use https , and shows the sharing count based on it .
    To solve it you need to pass it your sharing tool . You can also contact to your sharing tool team and post this query to them .
    I found some results that can help you in this
    http://www.mightyminnow.com/2014/05/how-to-make-social-media-shares-counts-and-comments-work-across-http-and-https/
    http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10531924/like-count-for-almost-same-url-http-https

    Hope it helps.

    dattard1 Friend
    #693817

    What I need to know is where is the og:url tag is created, so that I can edit it to remove the protocol, so that the counts are protocol independent.

    Right now, I have og:url = https://www

    I want to change the code such that it creates a og:url = //www

    David

    dattard1 Friend
    #750150

    What I need to know is where is the og:url tag is created, so that I can edit it to remove the protocol, so that the counts are protocol independent.

    Right now, I have og:url = https://www

    I want to change the code such that it creates a og:url = //www

    David

    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #693826

    <blockquote>I’m using SumoMe for my Social Media sharing counts – and this uses the OG:URL as the tag for counting</blockquote>
    Hi Template does not produce OG Tags ,
    You need to contact to your share tools/OG tag support team to customize there code to pick correct OG url .

    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #750159

    <blockquote>I’m using SumoMe for my Social Media sharing counts – and this uses the OG:URL as the tag for counting</blockquote>
    Hi Template does not produce OG Tags ,
    You need to contact to your share tools/OG tag support team to customize there code to pick correct OG url .

    dattard1 Friend
    #694042

    Are you sure? I don’t have any plugins which are meant to create the Open Graph tags.

    dattard1 Friend
    #750213

    Are you sure? I don’t have any plugins which are meant to create the Open Graph tags.

    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #694083

    Yes Template does not produce OG tags u can check source code of demo site . Template use third party Addthis share tool . Rest of info u can check in #2 post above .

    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #750254

    Yes Template does not produce OG tags u can check source code of demo site . Template use third party Addthis share tool . Rest of info u can check in #2 post above .

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