How to write an extensible meta data extension, to improve public community SEO

RE: How to write an extensible meta data extension, to improve public community SEO

Robert Nash — Sun, 14 Aug 2016 12:11:44 GMT

We're quite busy at the moment, I know there are a couple of things to sort in that branch we will get to them but if you want to contribute please do.

RE: How to write an extensible meta data extension, to improve public community SEO

Harley Parks — Sun, 14 Aug 2016 09:02:20 GMT

yes! okay.. that compiled nicely.

RE: How to write an extensible meta data extension, to improve public community SEO

Harley Parks — Sun, 14 Aug 2016 08:33:41 GMT

fantastic..

this is the visual studio repository settings I have:

"github.com/.../FourRoads.TelligentCommunity.git"

I was on the wrong branch.

switching now.

thanks for the quick response.

RE: How to write an extensible meta data extension, to improve public community SEO

Robert Nash — Sun, 14 Aug 2016 06:44:22 GMT

Hi Harley,

Because of the breaking changes between minor versions we have to create a new release package with a different name, can you confirm you are downloading and using this branch in Git github.com/.../Telligent92

Cheers,

Rob

RE: How to write an extensible meta data extension, to improve public community SEO

Harley Parks — Sun, 14 Aug 2016 04:54:25 GMT

trying to compile the project with 9.2

RE: How to write an extensible meta data extension, to improve public community SEO

Robert Nash — Tue, 09 Feb 2016 16:43:36 GMT

Thanks [mention:922979aa1fee41c08312693f4310dd12:e9ed411860ed4f2ba0265705b8793d05] that's interesting to know and we may well change the code to use IExplicitPanel, I think by your description the most likely candidate to use this in the first instance will be the inline content extension.

RE: How to write an extensible meta data extension, to improve public community SEO

Ben Tiedt — Tue, 09 Feb 2016 16:32:02 GMT

As an alternative to creating a globally-accessible container- and application- related panel, explicit panels can be used to enable direct loading of management UI from code-defined entry points (for example, links). The platform uses explicit panels for functions related to content that could be located anywhere in the site, for example, split/join/move in forums or poll management. An explicit panel can be loaded directly by its URL (provided through its controller). See community.telligent.com/.../51072.iexplicitpanel-plugin-type for more information.

With an explicit panel, the SEO options could be shown to appropriate users as a persistent UI (a link below the pencil icon, for example) or as link with the header/footer. The link would work on every page to show SEO options via the explicit panel and may more directly identify that the changes affect the URL and not just the container/application.