I am trying the to create a instagram App but it's rejected everytime with Brand Name issue. Any One can provide the help..enter image description here
Look at the page they reference.
https://en.instagram-brand.com/guidelines/general
Particularly: " Don’t combine any part of the Instagram brand with a company name, trademarks or other generic terms. Instagram content shouldn’t be more than 50 percent of your design nor the most prominent feature. Avoid trademarks, names, domain names, logos or other content that could be confused with Instagram. " and " Don’t combine “Insta” or “gram” with your own brand "
We also don't know anything about your app, only the error you got.
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I am the author of a book that is sold through the publisher. The thing is that I would like to create a website to promote this book and I wanted to create a sales section where I would like to include a buy button that works as follows:
A form appears with the method of payment, shipping and then data such as name, address etc. (it includes everything that the publisher's website asks for).
What I would like is that this information that you fill in on my website is automatically sent to the publisher's website so that they can send them the product (that is, even if you buy on my website, you are buying directly from the publisher).
I think it is something very simple and straightforward as this is how dropshipping works with shopify and aliexpress, but I can't find any information on the internet.
If you could help me I would be very grateful.
The media:search endpoint is okay, but I really need a keyword search. Just like the actual website has. i.e. football
I've tried using the Google Custom Search API and pointing it to photos.google.com, but that is unable to get past the login screen even though I'm authenticated.
Anyone else have any workarounds for a keyword search?
Keyword search is currently not supported in the Google Photos Library API.
There's a feature request on the issue tracker that you can star to draw attention to it and be notified of updates: https://issuetracker.google.com/110300471
At the moment you can search the library by what's in the photo ("content categories"), dates, media types and archived state. More information about what's currently supported is in the developer documentation: https://developers.google.com/photos/library/guides/apply-filters
We are using SCA's default feature to Share Product's details on Social Platform.
SCA's and Open Graph Protocol's Documentation says to get the product title, description, image, url, will require meta tags on html page.
We tried configuring all require meta tags and it is coming under of element(to view this you need to open console and in Element tab under head tag), but We are not able to see Image and Description on Social Platform after sharing the product url. It only gives us product url.
4. If you view source on product details page, you will not see any configured meta tags there(og tags), we thought this could be the reason. as Ptoduct details page comes under Shopping ssp, We tried adding heard coded meta tags in shopping.ssp file it self, That works for us.
But the question here is that, We will require actual product image, description, title on shopping.ssp, how would we can get that on shopping.spp file.
Or us there any way get the meta tags working with the default feature.
How I can add meta tags in shopping.ssp file, or how to get item details in shopping.ssp file.
Which social platform are you trying to use? Facebook has a resource to trouble shoot the implementation at https://developers.facebook.com/.
One thing we discovered is that the URL for the image has to match exactly, so because we were using a folder titled "item images", our images were not showing up because of the space between the two words.
There's also more information at the developer's site:
https://developers.suitecommerce.com/
A while ago I experimented with facebook apps and I specified custom og:types on my website.
It's a photo website with about 20,000 individual URL's and growing by about 1000 per week and the two object types I specified were these:
<meta property="og:type" content="mynamespace:album" />
(for thumbnail overview pages of a photo album, currently about 200 of these)
<meta property="og:type" content="mynamespace:picture" />
(for detail view of individual images, currently about 20,000 of these)
However, I never followed through with developing a custom app because I felt it wasn't worth users having to sign in and authorise my app just to like/share pictures so I ended up using the standard social plugin "like button" on these pages.
Unfortunately I forgot to remove the custom object types though. Now the likes on the social button seems to be counting correctly and the facebook linter doesn't complain about anything, but I am a bit worried if there are any adverse implications by leaving it like that, because when I removed the custom type temporarily (which I thought would then default to og:type website) the debugger warned me that the object previously had another type and that data might be corrupted. It is now using the custom object types again until I can find a solution...
So what should I do? Remove the custom types or leave them? What are the implications of either option? Is my content being shared correctly on the users walls if a user clicks the social plugin "like" and it finds a custom og:type?
Would be grateful if someone could clarify the best way out of this mess without screwing up all the accumulated user activity from the social plugin.
Thank you!
Facebook encourages developers to tag their content using open graph tags using tags that relate as closely as possible to the content itself. There will be no adverse effects to changing the tags present in a pre-existing tag, and it is just a warning that Facebook outputs, in case you had changed the tags by mistake.
Facebook uses the tags to categorise incoming posts (as the first time it is liked, Facebook sends a scraper to your page to find out what it can about it), and in the end, "anything helps". By changing the tag, it won't affect the classification of the posts published previously, but any new posts will have the new tag information.
If your new tags more closely resemble the content, then change away.
I am going on making a Drupal site matches with my requirement. A requirement describes that on each node, such as Blog or Forum, except publisher's name and published date below the node's title, should show the user's thumbnail (similar to avatar in Facebook or Twitter) too.
I thing there is an existing module for this requirement. but I couldn't find it.
Could you tell me how to do this? some guideline or link to an example? it would be nice if you can tell me the module that is able to do this thing.
you wany to enable picture support: http://drupal.org/node/22271
and in addition, you probaly want to change the theme to call
theme('user_picture', $account);
where you want to display the picture (where $account is the account object of the user that is posting the node/comment)
the corresponding template file is user-picture.tpl.php