According to Google Search Console Live Test on https://www.energycouncil.com.au/ returns text that does not exist on the viewable website.
Why is completely different source returned when using the Google Search Console with a Live Test?
I worked it out.
Code had been injected into a source code file that redirects the site if it is a website indexer. Ingeniously, this code did not do anything for over a year so I didn't see the issue as no files appeared to be recently modified.
To find the issue, download the live site and search it for "redirect"
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i am getting "Duplicate without user-selected canonical" error in search console because of mobile version of the blogger i.e google search console is considersing the mobile url of blog as duplicate content.
https://sekhoorpakaoo.blogspot.com/2023/01/65-how-to-make-chicken-65-recipe-in-urdu.html?m=1
google selected cononical is: https://sekhoorpakaoo.blogspot.com/2023/01/65-how-to-make-chicken-65-recipe-in-urdu.html
and it is the desktop version of the blog.
Do i have to index mobile version of the website along with desktop version of the bolg?
Please guide me about it.How can i remove this error.
i have read different blogs and tried to use code in head section of blog but sitll getting this error. google search console consider the desktop version as canonical .
i also have placed the given below code in head section of the blog
And i have read about google mobile first indexing topic and i understood that i have to indexed mobile version of blog too,am i right?
I'm using appgini to create some views on tables. One option is to have an Google maps field.
The strange thing I'm seeing is that the iframe generated by this application is looking good, but I'm getting an error like
The Google Maps API server rejected your request. This IP, site or
mobile application is not authorized to use this API key.
But when I'm copying the generated iframe to a separate html file (on same website) it is working fine.
Example of appgini http://www.cs010.cc/Test/Oefeningen2/Oefeningen_view.php
Example (with exact iframe): http://cs010.cc/Test/test.html
Hope someone can help me with this.
It had to do with the http referrers for the Browser API key.
I changed it to .cs010.cc/ (previously it was http://cs010.cc
I'd like to use this plugin with my Jekyll site to show page views for each post/ page. So I installed the plugin and set up a service account for Google data API. The site is generating but I get no data from Google Analytics for my page views (it shows 0). On the projects overview page in Google Developer Console I see that I'm getting errors. But I can't figure out how to check these errors?
Is there any way to see what these errors are?
How can I check if Google API is working at all on my site?
The problem was with permissions when you add a new user to Google Analytics account. I had only Read & Analyze, and it should be all four (Manage Users, Edit, etc.).
Okay, so I have my main site, www.mydomain.com.au along with my mobile site which is within a subdomain, m.mydomain.com.au.
I am trying to submit my subdomain to Google Webmaster Tools, although it cannot seem to verify it. I have tried with the HTML file upload and the meta tag option to.
I can verify that the Google HTML file is DEFINITELY uploaded since the link Google provides to check if it is there is working perfectly. Also, I have checked my source code and the meta tag is also definitely there.
My .htaccess file has a mobile redirect so I thought that may have been the problem, so I deleted that file to check if it would validate, but still no luck.
I have approximately 12 websites that are setup the EXACT same as this one, and all of their mobile sites/subdomains verified with Webmaster Tools perfectly.
This is my error message: We were unable to connect to your server.
Does anyone have any suggestions to why Google cannot verify my mobile site?
Google doesn't see sub domains...they see the folder where the sub domain is located. Delete the site and add is again as mydomain.com.au/m
Google will see it and add it to Webmaster tools...I just did this for my sub domain. That's how I worked it out...
You can verify them from here https://www.google.com/webmasters/verification/home?hl=en
It is wrong that google is not seeing sub domains. you can check it with site:yoururl. with your main domain you will get your sub domain as well.
This issue began last week. Prior to that, I was not having any problems, and I am not aware of any changes to my site or platform.
Now, when I want to share a new blog or article to Google+, it fails. Typically I would use the embedded +1 buttons on a specific post and use the expanded box to create my post. The box comes up, but instead of a nice title and image, it now uses the URL only for the page, and sometimes adds extra characters to the end of the URL. If I take the URL from the address bar and try to compose a new update directly on Google+, I get the same issue. If I enter the URL into the Link field on a status update, it usually comes back "could not load website."
Here's a sample
You'll find Google+ sharing buttons above and below the article. Sharing to every other network works as expected.
My site is a Drupal site that has been operating for 10 months. I am a Drupal developer, but have never encountered an issue like this.
It appears that requests from the Googler crawler are being rejected by your server. I tried testing the microdata with the structured data testing tool and it runs into problems connecting to your site. Other sites work fine.
If you have access to your site's Apache access logs, I would check those for problems coming to that URL. You can narrow your search down by looking for the user agent of the crawler: Google (+https://developers.google.com/+/web/snippet/)
My guess is that something changed in your server's configuration that is the cause. Start with the logs and see what's there.