Is there any possibility to show a photo of a reviewed Person in the google search result of a review aggregate just like in a recipe?
http://www.google.com/help/hc/images/webmasters_173379_en.png
I have a div with itemscope itemtype="http://data-vocabulary.org/Review-aggregate" and all relevant data marked up inside including an img with a profile-photo marked like this:
<img itemprop="photo" ...
In google developer´s rich snippet testing tool I see all that information including the photo and its path, but the preview search result only contains the rating stars and stuff like recent review text, pubDate and author, while in the specs on schema.org it doesn't look like there's another solution.
Is there any solution? Thanks and sorry for my English.
Please read carefully this manual:
https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/146645
You can find there that photo property is for the item being reviewed, not for reviewer.
Aggregate review is for average rating. Reviewed person is actual for individual reviews.
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One of the standing out features of Acumatica's Modern UI is the Form-Specific Help menu, which is opened when you click the Help button while viewing the majority of forms:
I wonder how big is the effort to create Form-Specific Help menu for a custom screen?
As described in the Acumatica ERP documentation, to link a reference article with a particular screen, you should specify the Article ID based on the Screen ID of the form, replacing periods with underscores. For example, if the Screen ID is AP.10.10.00, the ID of its reference form must be specified as AP_10_10_00.
A very similar concept is used to link form-specific help with a particular screen. If you take a quick look at the Wiki Site Map (SM.20.20.10), you should notice the Form Quick Reference node under User Guide:
The Form Quick Reference node in its order contains a number of sub-nodes representing different modules of Acumatica ERP. And by checking the list of Wiki articles included into the Sales Orders (User Guide -> Form Quick Reference -> Sales Orders), you can easily tell, that form-specific help menu is nothing more than a Wiki article linked to a particular screen. To link form-specific help with a particular screen, you should specify the Article ID based on the Screen ID of the form, replacing periods with underscores and adding _NAV in the end of the Article ID.
The content of a Wiki article representing form-specific help is usually quite simple:
==Procedures==
[HelpRoot_User\SO__How_Create_Sale_Order|To Create a Sales Order (SO)]{br}
...
[HelpRoot_User\SO__How_Process_RM_Order|To Process Authorized Returns (RM)]
==Concepts==
[HelpRoot_User\SO__con_Order_Processing|Sales Order Processing Options]{br}
...
[HelpRoot_User\SO__con_Order_Types_for_Returns|Predefined Order Types for Customer Returns]
==Form Reference==
[HelpRoot_User\SO_30_10_00|Sales Orders] ([~/?ScreenId=SO301000|SO.30.10.00])
==Help Dashboard==
For the majority of standard Acumatica ERP screens, form-specific help consists of up to 4 sections:
Procedures
Concepts
Form Reference
Help Dashboard
Also keep in mind, the Procedures section is considered optional and can be easily excluded from some of form-specific help menus.
i am new to prestashop and am trying to create an ecomm by myself, i am using a marketplace and have added the product reference as an author name and is successfully being displayed in the back-end. But my problem is that it isn't being displayed at the front end (product page).
But when these fields are being created by the admin, all fields are displayed in the produce page.
The screenshot of the front and back-end is attached below.the author and isbn fields are appearing
But here the author and isbn are empty
PLEASEE HELP
As you can see, you have some problem in your code. First of all you should read something about prestashop and creating shops. Next step is to fix a problem in a file smarty_internal_templatebase.php in line 53.
As I can see you have a problem with product's publisher. I assume your code looks like this:
<p id="publisher">{$product->publisher}</p>
// in other words
<p id="publisher">[show publisher no matter what]</p>
In the scenario above, we can clearly see that if a product we want to show doesn't have a publisher, then we are stuck.
I recommend your code to look this way:
<p id="publisher">{if $product->publisher}{$product->publisher}{else}No publisher{/if}</p>
// again in other words
<p id="publisher">[if publisher exists, show it, else write something else]</p>
Try to check on that and let us know what you've found.
Cheers, Mentozz.
I am trying to add structured data from schema.org to my e-commerce site, but I do not show price since the majority of our products need to quoted. Is it possible to add the price as request a quote or do search engines frown upon this?
It's not really possible to display a price as "request a quote", Egregory, and Google may look at that type of price markup as spammy. I'm not sure how other search engines would accept that type of markup, either. Your best option would be to leave the price out of the markup.
David
Can I get list of all categories that foursquare could return to me ?
https://developer.foursquare.com/docs/responses/category.html (link to category object description)
I know that the new categories could be created, and some deleted. But I just would like to prepare my app to be able to handle some categories in special way, and I need to know in advance what they could be.
Thanks for time in advance.
This should include all possible Foursquare categories. It's this endpoint: https://developer.foursquare.com/docs/api/venues/categories
Foursquare also provides an up-to-date category hierarchy without using the API. Useful if you just want to take a look at the list without doing a call.
Interestingly on that page, they also provide "Supported Countries" where the category "can only appear on venues in those countries".
https://developer.foursquare.com/categorytree
If I search for our website www.captaincookresorts.com on google, first result has correct title corresponding homepage title, but description below is total nonsense.
Screenshot here
It's part of one language select's option. There are all informations like meta description, keywords, schema.org tags ..., but google chose this.
Can anybody enlighten me why?
Your option elements look like:
<option value="it"><span class="lang-row sys-disablePropragation" rel="http://it.captaincookresorts.com" onclick="window.location=jQuery(this).attr('rel');" title="Italiano"><span class="langcode">IT</span><span class="ico-flag flag-it"></span></span></option>
Instead, you probably want something like:
<option value="it">Italiano</option>
The content model of option elements is "Text", so they can’t contain HTML/JavaScript.