I forked TPW's blog from github and built my blog around it. It's a rough version which I'd like to customize. I changed the RSS feed details from his to mine but it can't get my feedburner feed to work.
Feedvalidator.org gets me this error:
"It looks like this is a web page, not a feed. I looked for a feed associated with this page, but couldn't find one. Please enter the address of your feed to validate."
So I don't get redirected to the standard feedburner page where you could subscribe, but rather to a css-less version of my homepage.
The new version of Google feedburner gets me this error:
"Error on line 57: The entity "raquo" was referenced, but not declared."
I have no clue what this means as I don't have an entity named "raquo" anywhere on my website.
The old feedburner version gets me a similar error (redirected from the newer Google version):
"The URL you entered does not appear to be a valid feed. We encountered the following problem: Error on line 57: The entity "raquo" was referenced, but not declared."
What could be the problem here?
Solved it by deleting and re-creating the feed.
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In my WordPress website using Wpdevart Facebook comments plugin for embedding Facebook comment. Now I need to extract comment in an XL file. How to I can do it?
I have tried with the https://exportcomments.com tool. It can extract Facebook comment from a website URL. But it's not working properly.
Have any suggestion (code, plugin or tool) to extracting comments from the Facebook app?
That used to be possible up to and including API v3.2, as described under https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/faqs#faq_1603507626630008
The comments for every URL can be accessed via the Graph API. Simply make an HTTP GET request to:
https://graph.facebook.com/v2.6/?fields=og_object{comments}&id=<YOUR_URL>&access_token=<YOUR_TOKEN>
That doesn’t appear to work in v3.3 any more though, only results in an error message saying,
(#100) Tried accessing nonexisting field (comments) on node type (OpenGraphObject)
I can’t find an explicit mention of this in the changelog right now though.
And even in API versions prior to v3.3, it seems you can only get the created time and message (plus maybe a couple of other meta fields), but specifically from – info about the actual user making the comment – is not available any more.
I have a site created with wordpress and I would like to inform all my visitors about the latest uploads and/or posts.
I tried to use WP RSS Aggregator, but I can't even get my feed using: https://dir.szkt.hu/feed/ as suggested in wp codex.
I do not get a basic feed list, just a bunch of crapy code:image
Ps help me.
Thx
The URL that you included in your question is going to a login page.
The most likely situation is that you, in your browser, logged into your site, are seeing the raw XML code of the feed. But when you put the URL into a feed reader, that software is not authenticated to the site. It sees the HTML of your login page, just like any random visitor to the site would.
Since the login page's HTML is not a valid feed, you get an error:
Invalid feed URL
The probable solution: you need to make the feed URL public, and not require a login to view it.
It is the feed. Use some feed reader to view it correctly.
I am using ifttt.com to automatically post my wordpress blog posts to facebook.
But when it posts to facebook everything else is fine it gives correct link as well but says "database error" in place of post title. See the below image:
The red circle shows the problem.
Is there any problem with my wordpress blog or ifttt.com recipe configuration.
My recipe is https://ifttt.com/recipes/252982-rss-feed-to-facebook
When I run one of your blog articles through the facebook URL debugger I get a notice that: "The 'og:type' property is required, but not present."
I'm not sure why that would be you the database error notice, but it's at least a start for eliminating a variable from your equation.
There are also other people with similar issues being resolved by making the facebook debugger happy.
I am trying to setup a Feedburner settings for my blog http://mecoffeyjourney.blogspot.com/. But FeedBurner came out this error 'Received HTTP error: "Not Found" while fetching source feed.'
I have also tried it on FeedValidator - http://feedvalidator.org/, but receive this error 'It looks like this is a web page, not a feed. I looked for a feed associated with this page, but couldn't find one. Please enter the address of your feed to validate.'
Is it something wrong with the blog template? How can I get my Feeds URL?
Please advise.
Thanks and regards.
Blogger generated sitemaps can be accessed via:
http://mecoffeyjourney.blogspot.com/atom.xml
http://mecoffeyjourney.blogspot.com/rss.xml
http://mecoffeyjourney.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?orderby=UPDATED
logon to feedburner and create your feed by using the atom.xml (or any of the above) link.
I'm having a problem with Facebook Open Graph implementation with my wordpress blog. Although all the og meta are there in the head, Facebook debug tool told me: Error Parsing URL : Error parsing input URL, no data was scraped.
Things I've already done:
Check for links mistypo
Try the Wordpress SEO plugin by Yoast, Facebook Open Graph impementation
Try WP Facebook Open Graph Protocol plugin
Remove and put manualy all the og meta tags in my header file one by one to found the error
None of these tricks worked and all of them ended with Facebook debug tool telling me: Error Parsing URL : Error parsing input URL, no data was scraped.
But I founded that Google Webmaster Tool can see my tags and information about my blog. If you check source at sfapress.uphero.com you'll see that og meta tags are there where they are expected to be.
So, I'm just wondering: What am I missing? How wrong am I about that? Can anyone of you guys please help me figure this out?
Thanks for help.
It looks like your hosting provider, or possibly your web server, is denying access to the Facebook scraper. This is why it's saying no data was scraped. Take a look at https://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraphprotocol/#bestpractices and https://developers.facebook.com/docs/ApplicationSecurity/#facebook_scraper for information on how the scraper appears to web servers.