I want to show the article views for each of my blogspot article. For now, I can show only Total PageViews in my blog which is the count of views of all my pages but now I want to show view of each article. Is it possible in blogspot?
By default, blogger doesn't have the option to display post views to public. It will only show the total blog view count. But, you can still see it in your blogger dashboard.
External widgets are available to serve your needs. You have to add external scripts to your page to show individual post views. Add any one of the external widgets available,which is suitable to your requirements.
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I installed CMS MediaWiki, I want to make sure that all pages and categories that are in the database were displayed on the main page with a list or other method, I tried to find information in Google, but didn’t really find anything, can you please tell me where you can see the instructions, or maybe someone already did that?
You can access all the categories in the database via the page Special:Categories and all the pages by Special:AllPages. I believe that using Extension:DynamicPageList, you can list all the pages/categories on the main page by selecting all pages in their namespaces (main and category respectively).
Im querying a wiki that has urls structured like:
wiki.xxxxxxx.com/index.php?title=titleofarticlehere
How could I get a list of all pages (the "titleofarticlehere" part above^)?
For what usages do you want it? There is a special page "Special:AllPages" to view all pages in this wiki, or you could use a machine readable list using the api.
Mediawiki has the great {{Special:Recent pages}} template that you can transclude to just show a certain number of pages. However, I'd like a simple list of the latest pages created by users to display on the home page. Is there a way to do this easily? Perhaps something with the dynamic lists extension?
Have you looked at answers to this question ?
Embedding Recent Changes on Main Page on MediaWiki
You have several options :
The Dynamic Article List extension
The News extension
Use the Semantic Media Wiki extension and query your pages using the Modified Date property
I'm playing around with adding some Facebook Open Graph meta tags to my web site, to help with Facebook sharing of my website content.
One of the tags is this:
fb:admins or fb:app_id
A comma-separated list of either Facebook user IDs or a Facebook
Platform application ID that administers this page. It is valid to
include both fb:admins and fb:app_id on your page.
Questions:
What is the importance of this property?
Administers what page?
Why do we need to administer some page?
I already answered on Facebook Dev Forum :
As described here : http://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraph/
Your page will appear in the "Likes and Interests" section of the user's profile, and you have the ability to publish updates to the user
Without this property you'll loose admin right on the Open Graph Facebook Page
Yep, when users likes your website's page, it'll generate an Open Graph Facebook Page :
When users will try to go on it (by cliking on publications, or searching), it will redirect to your website's page.
To publish status updates to users news feed, create events, or add pictures related to this page.
Also, having admins or an app_id means that the insights for that web page will show when you are logged in as that user, or looking at that app's insights. It is important to link everything together properly so you get a full overview of your interactions and users etc.
I'm looking to create a Facebook Page with dynamic content based on the user visiting the page. For example, if the user has "liked" something with the consisting of "soccer" then it would display a little module specifically for soccer... or if they liked "baseball" then it would display baseball.
I guess my overall question is: "What content does FB allow developers to scrape and use in their code?" I want to utilize this on the Static FBML application.
Thanks in advance!
You may want check the open graph documentation:
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraph/
Graph API: For accessing profile data
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/
In order to request and receive extended information about a profile you need to setup a signed request from the Graph api. This can be done from a custom facebook app.