Drupal version, 6.16. Verification Meta Tags for Bing, Yahoo, and Google not showing up on rendered pages. Site verification meta tags Module enabled, Nodewords Module enabled, Permissions granted as best can be determined.(verification tags not specified by a check box.). Not sure if this is a bug or I am missing a setting.

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Anonymous’s picture

Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

I cannot reproduce this issue. Are you sure you set the verification meta tags to be enabled on admin/content/nodewords (General settings » Enabled meta tags » Meta tags to output)?

Anonymous’s picture

Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (won't fix)

There have not been replies to my question. I am marking this report as won't fix for lack of information.

techypaul’s picture

Version: 6.x-1.x-dev » 6.x-1.11
Status: Closed (won't fix) » Active

Hi,

I am opening this up again as I have the same problem. I am running the 6.16 & 6.x-1.11. Both nodewords and the sub module Nodewords - site verification meta tags are active.

The nodewords module settings has "Google Webmaster Tools verification code" ticked for display on HTML (but not on form) and I have entered the code on the Front Page tab. I have cleared all caches.

This is my source:

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> 
<title>Computer Repair, Laptop Repair &amp; IT Services | Totally Techy</title> 
<meta name="copyright" content="Copyright Totally Techy Ltd unless stated." /> 
<meta name="revisit-after" content="1 day" /> 

I am missing both the google code and also the description which is also ticked and completed. I appreciate any assistance.

Thanks,
Paul.

kone23’s picture

Same issue here, same install, same version of module

Thanks for advice/support

twoblackeyes’s picture

Same issue here--same version combination. I'm not seeing any meta tags being created on any pages. Permissions and module's own settings look properly configured as far as I can see.

techypaul’s picture

Hi,

FYI - I just updated to 6.17, latest beta of this and cleared caches. Same thing.

Thanks,
Paul.

kone23’s picture

Another smaller issue but worth mentioning:

When I enable only the google verification field on the admin/content/nodewords (General settings » Enabled meta tags » Meta tags to output), the three fields are displayed (google, yahoo and bing).

2pha’s picture

I am having the same issue. Anyone worked out what's goin' on yet?

2pha’s picture

Never mind, I disabled and uninstalled, then reinstalled and it's working again.

Andrey Zakharov’s picture

Fail. Neither disabling and uninstalling nor enabling only "Google Webmaster Tools verification code" doesn't solve this for me.

Andrey Zakharov’s picture

Success: Check Use front page meta tags on Meta tags creation options

spylvas’s picture

I have this same problem with Drupal 6.17 and Nodewords 6.x-1.11.
When I was playing around with setting I realized that enabling "Google Webmaster Tools verification code" from "Meta tags to output in HTML" doesn't actually add "Google Webmaster Tools verification code" to output but its duplicates keywords.

html without verification code:

<meta name="keywords" content="baby wipes, eco-disposable diapers" /> 
<meta name="description" content="uh-ohkids offers a variety of cloth diapers, eco-disposables, and diapering accessories. Eco-friendly diapering solutions to suit your lifestyle" /> 

html with verification code:

<meta name="keywords" content="uh-ohkids, baby wipes, eco-disposable diapers" /> 
<meta name="keywords" content="uh-ohkids, baby wipes, eco-disposable diapers" /> 
<meta name="description" content="uh-ohkids offers a variety of cloth diapers, eco-disposables, and diapering accessories. Eco-friendly diapering solutions to suit your lifestyle" /> 
fergal303’s picture

See webzmaj's comment (#8) here.... http://drupal.org/node/630190#comment-2997584

This fixed the problem for me... ie. Only enter the raw code without enclosing meta tag.

epascoli’s picture

I have the same issue, same versions. The thing is that there is no space displayed for adding the Google Webmasters Verification code in the Edit Content Page > Meta Tags. It's a problem for me because i can't use another verification mode because of a conflict between my Google normal Account and the Google Webmasters Tools account delivered with GoDaddy. Thanks if anyone can help.

epascoli’s picture

Finally found where to add the code..
http://drupal.org/node/630190

DamienMcKenna’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

Seems like this is resolved.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

chantalrosa’s picture

I am having the same issue, I don't see front page, only Error 403 and Error 404 as options. Can anyone advise?

DamienMcKenna’s picture

Status: Closed (fixed) » Closed (won't fix)

Here's how you get the verification codes to work: Site Verify module. We're getting rid of the site verification tags in an upcoming release as they are one of the best examples of how this module has gone completely wrong with its obfuscated UI, so please use another module like Site Verify instead.

Biswajit Roy’s picture

Issue summary: View changes

Please follow the following steps to add site verification code into your Drupal site for different search engine Google, Bing, Pinterest and Yandex:

1. Install and enable "Metatag: Verification" module

2. Goto metatag setting admin/config/search/metatags

3. Click on "Override" for "Global: Front page"

4. Click on "edit" link of "Global: Front page"

5. Expand "SITE VERIFICATION"

6. Enter your site verification codes into different fields as per your requirement for Google, Bing, Pinterest and Yandex

[Note : Before doing these steps into your Drupal site, you need to collect all site verfication codes from these search engine sites like Google, Bing, Pinterest and Yandex]

DamienMcKenna’s picture

@Biswajit Roy: FYI that's for Metatag, not Nodewords.

Biswajit Roy’s picture

@DamienMcKenna: Thanks for your information. But, I think, the actual requirement is user want to know, how to add site verification code into a drupal site, please check user comment at the top "Site verification meta tags Module enabled" So, I found a better and simple option, which I provide here.