Timeline Widget Embed: How can I take care of "canonical redirect" e.g. on Blogger.com

[hemartin]

When I embed Twitter’s Timeline Widget on Blogs on Blogger.com, the widget only shows the Timeline on country domains (domain restriction is 5) I have specifically named. For all user in other countries, due to the “canonical redirect” it does not display the timeline …

More and more sites are using “canonical redirect” - is there already a solution to overcome this obstacle? When can we expect a solution?

[benward]

You can enter a wildcard in the domains field. So, assuming your URL is something like ‘hugo.blogger.com’, and people are being redirected to ‘uk.hugo.bloger.com’ you can enter ‘*.hugo.blogger.com’ to cover them all.

I’m making an assumption about the domain structure Blogger have implemented there. Please follow up with more detail and examples if the implementation is different.

[hemartin]

The canonical redirect standard does it like this

Karl Richter in München - Zeitzeugen

will be in
Australia karlrichtermunich.blogspot.au
India karlrichtermunich.blogspot.in
Japan karlrichtermunich.blogspot.jp
UK karlrichtermunich.blogspot.co.uk
Germany karlrichtermunich.blogspot.de
France karlrichtermunich.blogspot.fr

and so one …
I don’t think that works with a wild card on country domains, or?

Here is a short brief …
What’s The Canonical URL Of My Blog?

What's The Canonical URL Of My Blog?

[niall]