At using share function via LinkedIn API, one and the same picture is transfered for each page of the website http://hrm.mysitedemo.co.uk
The picture is cached on the server.
The address of this picture on server is: link
Address that leads to share dialog window is : link
Could you please tell how to to clear the cache manually?
Simply head over to the LinkedIn Post Inspector, input the URL of the post or page you are needing to check, and hit “Inspect.” It will automatically fetch all new information about that post, clearing the cache on the LinkedIn site.
But you can bypass the cache and force a complete refresh by using some simple hotkeys: Windows and Linux browsers: CTRL + F5. Apple Safari: SHIFT + Reload toolbar button. Chrome and Firefox for Mac: CMD + SHIFT + R.
To fix this, you should go to https://www.linkedin.com/post-inspector/ and enter the URL of the job to update it.
LinkedIn provides Post Inspector which obviously clears the preview cache.
Just debug your cached url in https://www.linkedin.com/post-inspector/inspect/.
It worked for me.
Content shared via LinkedIn is cached by LinkedIn's servers for a period of ~7 days. There is presently no way to manually clear the cache other than waiting for it to expire.
One possible short-term work-around is to modify your URL with a "garbage" parameter at the end of it, e.g. http://example.com/mypage.html?donothing=1
Provided your site does not change the content displayed based on the parameter you append, LinkedIn will see that as a different URL and you won't get the old cached version.
I've just found a way to force linkedin to fetch a fresh version of the page. Just create a redirect to your destination page and share the redirect page.
For example:
If your page that you want to share is: http://hrm.mysitedemo.co.uk
Create a redirect for a page: http://hrm.mysitedemo.co.uk/share-li to go to http://hrm.mysitedemo.co.uk
And then share the http://hrm.mysitedemo.co.uk/share-li on linked in. This way linkedin will think it's a new page and it'll get a fresh page version.
It's easy to do if you're using wordpress, just install a redirection plugin like this one for example: https://wordpress.org/plugins/redirection/
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