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I have a like button on this page: http://magazin.skiinfo.de/kaestle

This morning, I made a mistake and put in a wrong canonical URL.

<link rel="canonical" href="/skiurlaub-12833-de.jhtml"/>

I deleted the canonical URL from the page, but the like button still takes this wrong canonical URL. When I look in the debugger, I get the right information of my page.

Is there a Facebook cache which I can delete or refresh?

Lance Roberts
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Using Facebook's Debug Tool clears the cache Facebook has of your page's metadata. Your page should be fine after running it through the debugger.

Peter Mortensen
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Igy
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  • i hoped that would work but like i posted, in the debugger it lookes fine. But when i click the like button on the page the facebook bubble shows the information of that other wrong url. – Thomas Köster Oct 28 '11 at 14:03
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In my case, as difference between canonical URL and Fetched URL.

If you make both urls debugging with Facebook Open Graph Object Debuggera link , it will work.

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