• Resolved aere

    (@aere)


    Every new post has to be rescraped. Here is the error I am getting on multiple sites, every time. Been happening for a while…noticed it a week ago.

    Extraneous properties specified
    The following properties are specified on the webpage but NOT supported for the specified ‘og:type’: article:publisher, article:tag, article:section, article:published_time

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Author OzTheGreat

    (@ozthegreat)

    Hi,

    Thanks for getting in touch. Do you mean the Facebook sharing debugger? If so then I’m afraid that’s not actually our plugin or an Instant Article error (we don’t add any og tags to the site) but rather a miss configuration with how your og tags are added to your site.

    Essentially it sounds like your og:type set to something other than ‘article’ on your posts. You need it to be set to ‘article’ if you’re going to set the tags you list. When you scrape your Post initially I’d suggest noting what the og:type is set to, then trying to find where on your site this is being set.

    Hope that helps

    Hello OzTheGreat!

    I’m not sure, but I think your implementation of

    printf( PHP_EOL . '<meta name="%s" content="%s">' . PHP_EOL, esc_attr( $meta_name ), esc_url( $url ) );

    should be

    printf( PHP_EOL . '<meta property="%s" content="%s">' . PHP_EOL, esc_attr( $meta_name ), esc_url( $url ) );

    which causes such problems.

    Plugin Author OzTheGreat

    (@ozthegreat)

    Hi oltimus,

    I think that’s actually a different error as that’s from he Crawler Ingestion that’s the premium version only. We do know about that error and you’ll be pleased to know it’ll be fixed in the next release of the premium version.

    All the best.

    Thread Starter aere

    (@aere)

    It isn’t though. I have the pro version. and there are all kinds of errors. When i disable your plugin it works, when i enable it doesn’t.

    Now getting this error…

    The following meta tags are specified using ‘name’ instead of ‘property’ and will be ignored unless specified using the ‘property’ key: ia:markup_ur

    as well…

    Just a little feedback for OzTheGreat and aere. When I changed the value from “name” to “property” as mentioned in my first answer, when I published an article today, there was no problem at all. So I’m quite sure the problem was there

    If aere can’t wait, you can change by yourself the file class-admin-facebook-crawler-ingestion.php

    Hope it helps

    O.

    Plugin Author OzTheGreat

    (@ozthegreat)

    Just to let you know we’ve just pushed v1.4.1 of the Premium Plugin that fixes the Crawler Ingestion tag. I’m still looking into aere’s other issues.

    All the best

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