Google’s Structured Data Testing Tool will temporarily (1-2 hours?) store tests using URL. The quickest way to confirm is to check you page source code, search for “ld+json”. Then confirm by either reading the code or copying it into the testing tool. Try that first, it’s a common issue.
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Amir
(@repenter)
Hey vberkel, thanks for your quick reply 🙂
But I mean, changes not apply in website’s source code. For example this image is not in source code:
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Amir
(@repenter)
For example you have this line in your weblog:
“publisher”:{“@type”:”Organization”,”name”:”Hunch Manifest”
But the publisher and the logo parameters are not in my website in despite of using your plugin, so google still warning.
Why is that?
Thanks
Hi Amir,
Ok, next thing is to check that you’re on the latest version 1.4.0 of the plugin. There were issues in old versions, early last year with this setting that were fixed.
Also, can you resetting the field; 1) Remove the image and save 2) Re-add the publisher image and save. Then check the schema markup.
Unrelated but another issue is that I noticed your data formats are not shown correctly. What do you have set for WordPress date setting?
Regards,
Mark
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vberkel.
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Amir
(@repenter)
Thanks 🙂
Ok, next thing is to check that you’re on the latest version 1.4.0 of the plugin. There were issues in old versions, early last year with this setting that were fixed.
Yes, last version.
Also, can you resetting the field; 1) Remove the image and save 2) Re-add the publisher image and save. Then check the schema markup.
The parameters are not in source code, so not working unfortunately. I installed another schema plugin and parameters are ok there in source code.
Unrelated but another issue is that I noticed your data formats are not shown correctly. What do you have set for WordPress date setting?
Because my website is Persian, we use different calendar. So we show Shamsi calendar in posts, but google should fetch gregorian calendar. This is what I’m trying to achieve right now. For example, look here:
https://goo.gl/EJFTGJ
The dates are ok in google, but in post it’s Shamsi. If I use a schema plugin, it fetches Shamsi date so google gives error.
But I have this in my page source:
<meta itemprop=”datePublished” content=”2017-01-14T19:45:45+03:30″/>
So is there any way to force the schema plugin to fetch the gregorian calendar date?
The link you sent me shows schema markup in microdata format while Schema App uses JSON-LD. Therefore the settingin schema app would have no affect. Is this page a custom post? We dont currently provide any data for custom posts.
Thank you
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Amir
(@repenter)
The link wasn’t my website.
But there is a problem in your plugin, at least in my site which “publisher” parameter didn’t appear in source code.
Is this correct vberkel? “datePublished”:”1395\/10\/25 19:45:45″
Or the dates must be in Gregorian calendar?
Hi Amir,
I tested a page on your site and the publisher image is showing correctly:
Which page is the publisher parameter not appearing?
About the dates, Google Testing Tool and Schema.org use ISO8601 date standard which is based on Gregorian calendar.
Thanks,
Mark
I updated the plugin to v1.4.1 today which fixes missing publisher details. Please check if that solves the issue.
Thanks,
Mark
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Amir
(@repenter)
Yes vberkel, perfect now, thanks 🙂
