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Yes, this is something I can do right now I suppose ??

This time it WORKS!!!!

Waiting for next coming payment to make a donation, guys, you deserved it!

Hey guys.
Not fixed, I’m afraid.

If I look at the actual HTML, the meta tags are in its place.

If I click at what the FB scraper sees at the developer page I linked you yesterday, for some reason the meta tags are still into the body, not into the head section.

Not sure why the FB scraper sees the tags misplaced.
Issue is that the FB scraper rules here, if it sees it the wrong way, the OpenGraph tags are all scrambled and unusable.

Thanks for your support anyway ??

Hi guys, forgot to tell that this will help you debugging Facebook OpenGraph https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug

It will tell you exactly what the FB scraper sees, including errors or warnings.

Hi, thanks for your quick reply and commitment ??

Yes, I am using “open graph protocol in posts and pages”.

I tested with various OG plugins and even Themes, to make sure it was not a bugged OG plugin/theme.

[Dai ragazzi che il vostro plugin è fantastico! ?? ]

@a_tifoosi
no prob, glad to have helped.

@cubecolour
I am afraid I have never taken a DB backup but I suppose that with cPanel I can do it anyway.
Unless it must be a backup with the blog still live.

WOW Cube, this is really useful!
Thanks!

I was wondering if such a transplant would work, thanks for confirming!

I assume this will bring in also all the installed plugins, themes etc… not just post and pages.
Is that correct?

I am afraid none of us really responded to a_tifoosi ??

He already said he got access to his files and everything, so there’s not much his host providers can do.

This is a WordPress question then: how to recover posts and pages from an offline blog?

I am also interested in getting this solution.