Using override in template not working

[alanski66]

So using a switch for entry.type {% switch entry.type %} {% case 'oldnews' %} {% set asset = entry.oldNewsImage.one() %} {% do seomatic.meta.ogDescription("{entry.body}") %} {% do seomatic.meta.ogImage("{asset.url}") %}

{% case 'news' %} {% set asset = entry.image.one() %} {% do seomatic.meta.ogDescription("{entry.newsIntro}") %} {% endswitch %}

Then using below to render different meta ogImage based on switch {% do seomatic.meta.ogImage("{asset.url}") %}

No og:image is output asset.url definitely has a value

Am I using this correctly?

[khalwat]

Looks fine to me; are you sure the code actually runs?

Try putting just this with no conditionals:

{% do seomatic.meta.description("Some Description") %}

... and then clear the SEOmatic caches, and view the source. lmk

[alanski66]

Thanks. Just to check my understanding - custom 'do' calls to seomatic that are present in the template should override everything right?

On this basis that code doesn't look like it runs for facebook or standard meta

{% do seomatic.meta.ogDescription("moo cow") %} {% do seomatic.meta.description("Some Description") %}

None of the above outputs anything in meta data after cache cleared. Have tried this in multiple places in template but never see the override output. Updated to 14/7 release too. Am I misunderstanding how this is meant to work?

[alanski66]

OK solved now. Total misfire on my end after small change to development environment and looking at the wrong templates. Thanks Andrew for patience and great tool

[khalwat]

Great. glad you got it sorted!