Double count in some posts

So, whats the exact issue now? Please note that the option is intended to multiply the shares because it accumulates the shares from http AND the https endpoint. It’s intended to be used when you moved your site from one domain to another to make sure that your old shares are not getting lost.

If you just use the http endpoint on your site and you do not want to get cumulated shares for http endpoint just leave the option disabled. The https shares will be counted.

• This reply was modified 9 years ago by Rene Hermenau.

Whats the result of the custom fields there? The rest could be twitter shares or shares by another network.

If this is not the case than its likely that facebook is returning a different amount of shares than it did in the past and if you want your shares to be accurate you need to purge the cache again.

For performance reasons and the non consistency of the returned network shares
we decided to not decrease shares when a network decides to return less shares than they were returning before.

It’s easy:

http://graph.facebook.com/?id=http://seatrouting.com/2016/03/08/anmeldelse-loop-cross-sx-690/

195 shares

http://graph.facebook.com/?id=https://seatrouting.com/2016/03/08/anmeldelse-loop-cross-sx-690/

68 Shares

195 + 68 = 263;)

As i already said, the shares of http and https are cummulated if you enable the https option. If you only want to show shares of your main endpoint just disable the option.

Hope i could be helpful for you. Wish you great success with your project.

René