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Glad I could help resolve your issue quickly. We want to flush out and fix as many bugs with Joomla 4 / JFBConnect as soon as we can, so please let us know if you find any other issues.

-Melissa

Brian,
Regarding Sendy, can you let us know what's not working? Any details of the issue would help us narrow down the cause and provide a solution.

As for the issue with Google, that's not one we've heard of before. HTTP/2 protocol is a default capability on many servers now, but it's possible there's a configuration issue on yours that's causing problems. An easy way to likely fix this is by telling cURL (the PHP functionality that makes requests to other websites) to use the older protocol version.

To do that, please edit the following file:
/components/com_jfbconnect/libraries/joomla/http/transport/curl.php
Around line 44, you'll see:After that line, add the following:That will affect all requests made by JFBConnect, but will not change any other functionality within Joomla.

Please test that and let us know how it goes. If it fixes it for you, we can investigate adding an option in JFBConnect for compatibility with that setting in the future.

Thanks!
Alex

We're conflating 2 issues here, which is a bit confusing to know which problems we're talking about. If you would post any details about Sendy in the Sendy forum , that would be appreciated.

I'm unsure if you're still having issues with JFBConnect. Can you let us know if you were able to implement the code change above and, if so, if there was any difference in the error you were receiving?

If you would like to send admin credentials, we'll gladly take a look. However, we can't easily make that code change on your site, so we'd really like to know if the update above resolves things or not.

You can use the Contact Us button at the top of the page to send an email with admin credentials.

Last note on Sendy - We do plan to update it to support Joomla 4 and don't expect that to be overly difficult. However, for now we're firmly focused on any issues with JFBConnect as Sendy is free.

Thanks,
Alex

Were you able to add the code change mentioned above in this post?

The protocol error isn't something we've seen, so if that code doesn't get it going, we'll need to dig into the site to see what we can do. In that case, can you use the Contact Us button at the top of this page to send us FTP credentials to your site? Once we have that, we can add some diagnostic code and, hopefully, get to the bottom of things quickly.

Thanks,
Alex