<span class='st_twitter_hcount' st_url="[[++site_url]][[~[[+id]]]]" st_title="[[+pagetitle]]" displayText='Tweet'></span> <span class='st_facebook_hcount' st_url="[[++site_url]][[~[[+id]]]]" st_title="[[+pagetitle]]" st_summary="[[+introtext]]" displayText='Facebook'></span> <span class='st_googleplus_hcount'st_url="[[++site_url]][[~[[+id]]]]" st_title="[[+pagetitle]]" st_summary="[[+introtext]]" displayText='Google +'></span>
Hi Tyreal, Sorry to come back to this discussion again. We've now gone live, but the code i've used (as per your example above), only works on the Articles Container page (where multiple news items are listed, along with the corresponding social media share buttons), but the same code does not work on the actual article page, where all i want to do is share the URL of the page - any ideas? Anyone else have any ideas? I am sure i have missed something very simple here!
Hi Tyreal, Sorry to come back to this discussion again. We've now gone live, but the code i've used (as per your example above), only works on the Articles Container page (where multiple news items are listed, along with the corresponding social media share buttons), but the same code does not work on the actual article page, where all i want to do is share the URL of the page - any ideas? Anyone else have any ideas? I am sure i have missed something very simple here!

Hi,
Does anyone have any advice or ideas on what the best way is to add Facebook Like, Tweet and g+1 buttons to each news story within Articles, such that people can like/tweet/share individual articles/pages and not a generic URL (i.e. www.mydomain.co.uk/news/great-news-story as opposed to www.mydomain.co.uk). The code generated from Facebook developers for example asks for a generic URL, but i want it to be specific to the article, both on the actual article page and in the articles container page, where 10 articles are listed......
Any ideas? Using Revo