Hi, I was wondering how I alter the text of the tweet that gets shared. It picks up the right URL etc but the default tweet itself (Hey! etc) doesn’t look right.
Thanks
Hi, I was wondering how I alter the text of the tweet that gets shared. It picks up the right URL etc but the default tweet itself (Hey! etc) doesn’t look right.
Thanks
Hi @georgergb ,
This is indeed default text that you can't change. In the future we will look to enable the option to change this text using the dashboard. For now, you can get around it however, by manually inserting the correct API link.
Text such as "Hello Buttonizer Community!" will not work in URLs, and thus will be converted to "Hello%20Buttonizer%20Community%21"
Using the earlier example, the action would become:
"https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=Hello%20Buttonizer%20Community%21", which would share the tweet "Hello Buttonizer Community!"
Let me know if this works for you and if you have any questions.
Hi Castor,
Brilliant, your suggestion worked perfectly.
Thank you so much for your help,
George
Hello,
I understand this would be the wrong thread, but this is the closest one I have found on the forum, and I have exactly the same query as @georgergb here.
With the difference being that I would like to change the text that goes with the Social Share - Share on Whataspp button.
@Castor , you reckon you could help me out with that, maybe a similar workaround to potentially change/edit the text that goes into the Share on Whataspp button intent.
Thanks a ton.
Thank you Castor for addressing this. For some reason, the Social Sharing: Share on Twitter works -- bringing the proper URL and text (that I want to change). However, when I use the Website URL function (https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=via%20@nondocmedia), everything after the ? comes through as a blank tweet with the attribution, but the URL is not passing. In fact, "https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=" or even "https://twitter.com/intent/tweet" does not pass through at all. Have you seen this before? Is there a use of the rel attributes that might help? I realize that troubleshooting this might not be a small issue, and may require more data.