buttons, but you are able to load the URL and snippet data at the time of
the user action. This allows me to have multiple summaries of long-form
content on the same page, allowing the user to like the long-form content
without having to read it all.
This is a serious limitation by the +1 button dev team. It especially
doesn't make any sense when they acknowledge the need for multiple +1
buttons per page by providing an href option. href allows a unique URL for
each +1 button on the page... why no option for unique snippet data for
each +1 button? Makes no sense to me.
On Sun, Sep 9, 2012 at 4:39 PM, Abraham Williams wrote:
And given URL will always have the same +snippet attributes. If you want
each article to have it's own summary than each article will have to have a
unique URL.
Abraham
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And given URL will always have the same +snippet attributes. If you want
each article to have it's own summary than each article will have to have a
unique URL.
Abraham
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On Sat, Sep 8, 2012 at 2:51 AM, Don wrote:
I have a page that provides multiple article summaries. It was pretty
straightforward to get "like" and "tweet" buttons that work correctly for
each individual summary. Looking at the +1 button documentation I was able
to see how to put multiple +1 buttons on a page with the href attribute.
However each of these buttons all end up using the same erroneous data to
populate the +snippet data in the pop-up.
The +snippet documentation points to schema.org, open graph, and the
<head> tag as mechanisms to populate "a" +1 button's snippet data. But
none seem to be workable for multiple +1 buttons on a single page, each
associated with completely different models (articles.)
How can I put multiple +1 buttons on a page and ensure that the +snippet
data is unique for each button?
Thanks,
Don
I have a page that provides multiple article summaries. It was pretty
straightforward to get "like" and "tweet" buttons that work correctly for
each individual summary. Looking at the +1 button documentation I was able
to see how to put multiple +1 buttons on a page with the href attribute.
However each of these buttons all end up using the same erroneous data to
populate the +snippet data in the pop-up.
The +snippet documentation points to schema.org, open graph, and the
<head> tag as mechanisms to populate "a" +1 button's snippet data. But
none seem to be workable for multiple +1 buttons on a single page, each
associated with completely different models (articles.)
How can I put multiple +1 buttons on a page and ensure that the +snippet
data is unique for each button?
Thanks,
Don
