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When product pages gets warnings for "data-vocabulary.org schema deprecated" it means? 1 Recommended Answer 13 Replies 102 Upvotes
Tried to understand what's the problem. It would be great if the exact data was visible on what needs to be changed and how to change it. Especially since many (most?) people using Google web products actually specialize on their own business field and not web coding. Better yet, a button you press that fixes the "data-vocabulary.org schema deprecated" problem.
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Well someone implemented data-vocabulary.org structured data on your site.
THey need to 'redo' that work to use schema.org.
If you originally implemented the SD using a plugin, or a theme, see if the developer has released a update?
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Google's "Data Vocabulary" project was an important milestone in the development of structured data on the Web, because it led to our collaboration with other search engines to create schema.org. However it is now very outdated and it is generally preferable to use more widely shared vocabulary from Schema.org. Therefore data-vocabulary.org markup will stop being eligible for Google search result features and enhancements.
Please note that this is the only consequence of this change. Pages using data-vocabulary schema will remain valid for all other purposes.
In order to be eligible for Google rich result features we recommend converting your data-vocabulary.org structured data to schema.org.
Please note that this is the only consequence of this change. Pages using data-vocabulary schema will remain valid for all other purposes.
In order to be eligible for Google rich result features we recommend converting your data-vocabulary.org structured data to schema.org.
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how to convert your data-vocabulary.org structured data to schema.org ???? everyone is telling the conversion but how to convert ????
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Well someone implemented data-vocabulary.org structured data on your site.
THey need to 'redo' that work to use schema.org.
If you originally implemented the SD using a plugin, or a theme, see if the developer has released a update?
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"how to convert your data-vocabulary.org structured data to schema.org ???? everyone is telling the conversion but how to convert ????"
Great point. Exactly what I'm thinking.
And it should be explained so even a demented grandmother that barely can use email could do it.
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You are getting this error because "some" or "all" your Structured Data definitions are referring to
http://data-vocabulary.org instead of schema.org.
http://data-vocabulary.org instead of schema.org.
It is very likely that issue is coming on your breadcrumb as we all used to just copy that definition earlier, which referred to a "now deprecated" vocabulary.
You are referring to a http://data-vocabulary.org (which is now deprecated) for your SD, and not schema.org.
You need to use the JSON-LD structure Data format in order to get rid
of this error. First, you need to visit Schema.org website and scroll
down to find the data format tab with JSON-LD structure (recommended by
Google) and find the right vocabulary property as per schema.org.
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