But, when I refresh the page, or click on another blog post, the counts are set to zero. The counts come back if I use Ccleaner first. Not sure if it is only the cache or other things that has to be cleaned first. This is very weird. What can I do? Greatful for some help with this.

Recently I installed the Genesis plugin and I loved it. But, twitter counts not showing. I want to add OpenshareCount Api for counts in twitter button but I don’t know which file to edit?

Please check my blog here: https://www.prowpblogger.com/25-wordpress-business-themes/

Any help would be appreciated.

As it happened a few weeks ago, Facebook counts on Social Warfare are not showing on the latest 2 posts I’ve published. Is a Facebook-API related issue again?

https://fortheloveofbranding.com/the-benefits-of-rejection/

Thanks,

Oriol

I’ve got a tricky question here…

I’m currently working on changing my website Category structures, involving redirections. The thing is, if I change the page URL I will of course loose any social count on it…

My best bet now is on Canonical URLs that will help me in keeping my counts.

But, is it wise to redirect a page (301) and putting a canonical URL on the previous page?

Thanks a lot guys!

Bob

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wordpress-seo/

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/redirection/

Based on a post at this link, I built out a AddThis’s “data-url” to dynamically present the old domain for posts older that the cutover date. Newer posts remain unaffected:

<!--
Let's alter the domain based on post date
-->
  <?php

  $url_change_date = strtotime("11/6/2015");
  $post_date = strtotime(get_the_date());

  $sharing_url = get_permalink();

  if ($post_date < $url_change_date) {
        $url_date_prefix = "/" . date("Y", $post_date) .
                                       "/" . date("m", $post_date);

        $sharing_url = str_replace("://new-domain-name.com",
                                               "://old-domain-name.edu",
                                               $sharing_url);
   }

  // At this point, $sharing_url is the correct URL to present
  //  to the social sharing APIs in order to maintain counters.
   ?>
  <div class="addthis_sharing_toolbox" data-url="<?php echo $sharing_url ?>" data-title="<?php the_title(); ?>"></div>

Note: be sure to include this code in both your single.php and index.php templates. See the original post mentioned above for a lengthy description of the issue.

Okay, I know this question will probably not have a straightforward answer (I already searched what feels like the entire scope of the world wide web) but maybe somebody can help me out…

I’m using this plugin and I’m currently going through a migration process where I change my site URL’s (well domain name actually). Is there any way I can apply some coding to this plugin to keep my social counts? I’ve found some articles about this but they are (1) a few years old, and (2) apply to other plugins such as diggdigg and share this.

Can anyone please point me in the right direction? I can’t be the only weirdo wondering if this can be done right?

THANKS!

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/floating-social-bar/

How can I change my permalink structure without losing my social share counts? I have searched the web and found complicated solutions using other social sharing plugins but I would prefer to use WPSocialize. I am using the Thesis Theme ver 1.85.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wpsocialite/

https://hotsaucedaily.com/2013/07/25/saas-hot-sauce-review/

for example.

And please update the Google+ logo to the latest version, as seen here:

https://plus.google.com/+GooglePlusDevelopers/posts

The “g” and the “+” are now centered in the circle.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/flare/