So i have a site, Let\'s call it foo.com
and all of the pages have the Like Button plugin on it (same code rehashed on each page)
so I \'like\' http:/
Not only is it ugly, it also means that the like button is not counting for the /projects page, but the new /projects?fbcrap=WHYAREYOUHERE
Put the Open Graph meta tag for og:url
into your /projects
page, and have it say the page’s URL is actually http://example.com/projects
, no matter what kind of query string parameters might be attached.
When Facebook’s scraper will fetch http://example.com/projects?fbcrap=WHYAREYOUHERE
when this address is about to be liked, Facebook will realize that the actual address/URL is just http://example.com/projects
, and it should therefor count the like for this URL and not something else.
Looking here, it looks like you should specify the href
in the like button:
<fb:like href="http://pandaz.co.uk/projects/" width="450" height="80"/>
Also, you should consider reorganizing the og:
meta data on the top of the HTML, just after the title
in the header
.
Cheers, Apoc