In order to have our logo displayed on WeChat boards in the mobile WeChat app, we currently use the following in our pages
<div style="display:none;"><img src="logo4wechat.png"/></div>
The problem is that the image loads unnecessarily if the item is accessed from outside the WeChat app.
Are there any tags for WeChat similar to Open Graph from Facebook?
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I created a website using Node.js + Nest.js on the back-end side and React.js on the front-end. Users on the website have their own profiles and want their profile picture and description to be shown as a preview when they share a link to their profile on Facebook/Twitter and other social networks. How can this be done?
When a link is posted to a social media site, such as Facebook, Twitter, and WhatsApp, does the preview that is generated lead to a page view that can be captured in Google Analytics? I'm assuming that each social media platform makes an HTTP call to the domain to get the Open Graph tags that it uses to create the preview. A situation where I could foresee this behavior is if someone receives a link in an email and they simply copy the link and post it to social media. I'd love to be able to get a sense of whether that is happening.
If it does indeed generate a page view when the preview is first loaded, thenwhat happens if the post is forwarded/reshared on a platform? Would that action generate a new preview or reuse the existing preview?
I'm working on an Ionic 4 App with firebase. I want to add a functionality to share a specific profile from the App. I have a button to share a dynamic link to Facebook or WhatsApp, but when you click in this Dynamic Link, you open the App in the Main Page. How can I configure the links to open the User Profile Page in the App?
I know that I can post a QR code and if someone scans it on their phone, it will open Wechat app.
But what if they are already on their phone, browsing the site? They obviously cannot scan the QR code if they are on the mobile.
I read in another question that Wechat removed the use of URL protocols.
This leaves me with a problem.
If a user is on their mobile phone browsing a website, and the website wants to link to their Wechat profile so that the user can click or do something to open their Wechat app to the profile, how do I do it?
On the desktop version of my site, I show a QR code. On the mobile version of the site, showing the QR code doesn't mean much if they are already on their phone and can't scan the code! How do I link the Wechat profile so it opens the app and they can connect with me?
Do I simply have to show my username and they have to go open the app and look me up manually? Is that the only option?
You can use WeChat - that will open the WeChat app on the user's phone.
At the moment, there's no way to open the app to a specific user or profile.
I've got a Facebook app that uses Opengraph stories. Clicking on a title or an image of a published story is supposed to link to my app (at least it does for many other apps and games I see on Facebook), but instead it opens the clicked object properties page. Where can I customize the link so that users who click on the object get directed to my app?