I m using twitter home page using twitter Api in my local website in which tweets send by own is shown but all the tweets send by any other person are not visible...
how can i see all the tweets in my website in local machine...
I think its not about web development.
he is saying in his local machine.
when he login to twitter website, he can see his tweet but cant see others tweet on same page.
if thats the case check faq page
http://support.twitter.com/entries/13920-frequently-asked-questions
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I am implementing social media share buttons in my website. Instead of popup, I like to redirect user to the social media pages for sharing. Once they share the content, possibily a redirect to my website.
I did this for facebook using url redirection method as given here
https://www.facebook.com/dialog/share?
app_id=145634995501895
&display=popup
&href=https%3A%2F%2Fdevelopers.facebook.com%2Fdocs%2F
&redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fdevelopers.facebook.com%2Ftools%2Fexplorer
It is working fine. redirect_uri takes the user back to my website once sharing is done.
I am looking through twitter guide for similar implementation. I understand that I can do similar implementation by redirecting to https://twitter.com/intent/tweet with necessary query parameters.
But i could not find any parameter for redirecting back to my website. Is this expected or any way to implement it? Thanks.
I am trying to find a way how to embed and show always the latest instagram post from my instagram profile on my website (e.g.iframe). Is there a way to do it?
I found the way how to show specific post only (not the latest post automatically).
https://www.instagram.com/developer/endpoints/users/#get_users_media_recent_self
Get you api by logging into instagram.
Call the api from where you want the image to be displayed
Our web page is in Angular 6.
I will share my web page url in facebook, twitter etc.
Now i want to determine from which source visitor has landed to our page.
for eg: if a facebook user clicks our web page link and redirects to our page, t hen there should some info which shows previous url (i.e. facebook url)
You have to hope that there is a http referer header. Its more likely to work if you make custom referrer links of your own, so say your URL on facebook being 'http://your-site.com?referrer=fb` or something like it.
I recently started analyzing the traffic to our website using Google Analytics. One of the landing pages is labeled "/player" (no .HTML at the end?). When I open the shortcut to the page, I get an error saying the page does not exist. After speaking with the Admin behind the website I am still left clueless as to what page "/player" is referring to?
It is where over 50% of our traffic lands, when first visiting the site, and it has a 100% drop off rate.
Can anyone help me to what the landing page "/player" could be?
If you have GA code in your 404 error pages then Google Analytics will record any Url that caused the error page to display. GA does not check if the page displayed is an actual content page or an error page, and we cannot really say why people call a non-existing url in your page.
Maybe your domain name resembles some other domain that has a player-page and people have a typo when they try to call that other domain. Or somebody in your organization gave a wrong link in an ad or promotion material, and people now try to look at that url.
You should set a custom page path or a custom dimension in your error page (or maybe you already have a page title that indicates an error page) so you can filter out mistyped urls.
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.