Google's Structured Data Tool Error Reporting

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Honestly, this error reporting can be confusing at first, but you'll quickly get used to it and start identifying the error(s) quite easily.


data/testing-tool پر جائیں ۔ > New Test > Code Snippet . Paste your code and run it. If there are any errors, this is what you will see:


Click on Error Report and the tool will highlight the field after the error. As you will see, the missing comma after “info@gofishdigital” causes the tool to highlight “telephone.” The logic is that bulgaria number data the comma, that line is actually an error. This makes logical sense, but can be confusing, so it is worth pointing out.

Sublime Text's "hidden" underscore feature
Validating structured data markup can be a daunting task, and every little trick helps. As your structured data becomes more complex, the number of sections and brackets and curly braces is likely to increase. There’s a feature in Sublime Text you may not have noticed that can help you keep track of everything!


In the image above, I've placed my cursor on the first line associated with the "sameAs" property. Look closely and you'll see that Sublime Text has underlined the brackets associated with this grouping. If the cursor is placed anywhere inside the grouping, you'll need those underscores.