I\'m developing an ajax based web site and I want to include a FB share function on the loaded content. The links use a hash tag and I can\'t manage to get the full links to
Use URL Encoding for the #
character. Just replace the following:
http://www.example.com/#/path/to/whatever/
with:
http://www.example.com/%23/path/to/whatever/
This will allow you to pass the #
to share on Facebook, Twitter, etc without getting stripped.
Take a look at Google's answer to the AJAX content problem, the hashbang.
Basically, on your AJAX page, set the hash to !/path/to/whatever/
– in other words,
http://www.example.com/#!/path/to/whatever/
Keep in mind your server must actually serve content similar to what you'd see in the AJAX application at http://www.example.com/path/to/whatever/
.
I'm not sure if Facebook respects the hashbang, but it does at least solve Googlebot problems for you. Edit: It looks like Facebook doesn't support the hashbang. You'll probably have to set up a redirector page.