I've tried to change the text to the link that appears on FB, when I press the LIKE button on my webpage. (Using meta)
But something weard is happening...
My new description appears with commentfield, when I press the LIKE button on my webpage.
But when the link appears on FB it's an OLD text, that I haven't used in a while - and it's no where in my HTML.
FB must remember this, somehow, and use it.
I don't know how to reset this..
I can't post my code, because stackoverflow won't show it....
But I've used the open tag and the prefix=og. So there's nothing wrong with my meta.
Besides... why does it remember an old text that doesn't exist anymore?
Can anyone help??
The Debugger does work but you must close the browser clear chance or use a different browser before its effects will work.
Put your link into the Debug tool: http://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug
This will reset the data and facebook will start to use the updated text.
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I am not using the AjaxControlToolkit's HtmlEditor because it do not have a direct button to insert images, that is why I searched for another editor and I finally found the Winthusiasm editor.
Everything seems to work fine, but it really doesn't. Let's see that step by step. In the example I am demonstrating the use of a subscript, but the behavior is the same for any improvement of the text (bold, italic, ...):
1 - I use the HtmlEditor to insert enhanced text into the database. I have developed a page that works as ControlPanel and this page shows the existing items stored in the database as a ListView:
2 - If I click on "edit" button I can edit the content by the HtmlEditor:
3 - So far so good. The issue occurs on the end-user page, the page in which the content is going to be showed for all the regular users of the page:
I researched on the generated source code in this last page but I can not find any br declared. Everything seems ok in the code, so I am completely lost. I tried to enter the text in an ASP:Literal and an ASP:Label, but the result is the same.
Any ideas? Thanks a lot.
Solved. I figured out it was just a CSS issue because although Chrome shows the text in a wrong way, Internet Explorer was rendering it fine, so it could not be a code issue.
I'm trying to open a PDF document from a hyperlink to a certain page. So I set the link to this: http://www.mywebsite.com/document.pdf#Page=14
However, when I click the link initally that's the url I see in the urlbar, but it eventually goes to just: http://www.mywebsite.com/document.pdf
I can type the #Page=14 to the end and press enter and it will work but for some reason it will not work the first way.
What am I doing wrong or what might be preventing me from opening to the correct page? Thanks!
I'm a little confused by this syntax. The bookmark in a URL will be the name of an anchor tag. Something like #topic1, #topic2. What is the purpose of having a name/value pair as your bookmark?
It should work according to Adobe.
Unless you are using Acrobat 7.0 in Internet Explorer. There was a bug with that combination. Solution: upgrade to Acrobat Reader 8, or use a different browser.
I am confused, it looks like parameter, but doesn't show any damage if I change ?v=4 to ?v=1 or 2 or 3 or 5. I don't even know what to call it.
Is it for javascript? and/or tracking reference? What is it's purpose then. Image loads without it.
Here's image showing it:
For this : (chrome) right click on stackoverflow logo above and click 'Inspect Element'.
its done for versioning... Maybe the image is generated by some script in the backend. Or its simply to avoid caching. Basically, you can to this with every image. If you change the param, the image is gonna reload form the server,
The <homePage> tag in my .qhcp file doesn't appear to work. Sometimes it seems to set the page I specify in that tag to be the value in Edit..Preferences..Options..Homepage; sometimes not. Either way, clicking the Home button does not work. Sometimes it does nothing, sometimes it says the page could not be found - and gives what looks to me to be a perfectly valid path.
Any ideas? Or worst case, is there a way to get the viewer to not show the Home button?
The <homePage> should provide a complete path, i.e.
<homePage>qthelp://your.full.namespace/doc/index.html</homePage>
Could that be the problem?
I clicked Restore to default, and now it seems to work. Not sure what's going on, but hopefully the problem is behind us...
As the title suggests i've run into a problem with anchors ASP.NET.
I've set them up the same way as you would in standard html
ex:
Introduction
and then further down the page,
<a name="Intro" ...
for some reason when i click the link, the #Intro isnt appended to the url, and i'm not taking to the anchor.
However, if i manually add the #Intro to the url it works.
Also, if i change the #Intro to a name which has no corresponding anchor with the given name attribute it IS appended to the query
What's going on?
This seems more like a browser issue or else you're not including enough code.
The code you showed us looks fine.
You have it around the wrong way. It should be NAME="INTRO" where you want the intro and HREF="#INTRO" when you want to go back to the intro.
#INTRO not #Intro .. works.
Note that there should not be any postback to the server. This is all done on client-side, implemented by the browser. Try recreating this in another browser to disqualify the possibility that its some crazy browser issue. Scan the the source code (in browser, view source) of the page to understand if anything happens when user clicks the intro link (assuming of course you have no events on the links- in that case look for the problem there).
Try dropping the quotes in the name tag and/or adding the page name to the anchor link.