Potential caching issue

You shouldn't need to disable it... but may need to try to tweak some things. We haven't tested with the JoomlaArt templates, but if they use a System plugin to enable caching, I'd suggest trying to order it after the JFBCSystem plugin (which is what does the {JFBCLike ..} replacements.

There's a few other possibilities, but there's plenty of Joomla sites out there with different types of caching that JFBConnect works well with, so we can get you going as well. Also, have you tried disabling the caching, just to see if that does indeed fix the problem? Always good to have it narrowed down

Anyways, thanks for the kudos on JFBConnect. It's taken a lot of effort to get it to where it is, and we can't thank you enough for your subscription! Glad you're enjoying it!

Mark,
I just grabbed the URL from the image above. You have 2 Facebook Connect extensions running on that site. One is JFBConnect, and the other, I'm not familiar with. Either way, the problem that you're seeing with the Error is that both extensions are using a different Application ID to talk to Facebook, which is make Facebook go crazy. It can't figure out, if someone wants to comment, what application they would be commenting too (or log into, or Like, etc).

We'd recommend you disabling the other Facebook Connect extension you're using. Hopefully that helps, and if you need features from that extension, let us know. We do just about everything that every other extension does, so if we're missing something, we want to know!

You can see the inclusion of both sets of code by looking at the HTML and searching for "all.js". Above both of these lines is a line for AppId, in which case, you'll see they're both different.

Good luck!

Mark,
Questions are always welcome. We have a subscription system for a reason, Facebook (and websites in general) are complex. We have no problem charging for our component and support. Take advantage of it, and thank you for supporting us.

As for your question, to being, I just looked at the admins tag you used, and I think it's incorrect. According to Facebook, this should be the Facebook IDs of the users, not their names:

fb:admins or fb:app_id - A comma-separated list of either Facebook user IDs or a Facebook Platform application ID that administers this page. It is valid to include both fb:admins and fb:app_id on your page

You can get your Facebook ID from Facebook or even in the User Map tab of JFBConnect for the specific users that are connected to your site with Joomla accounts.

As for the Like being for the same page across the site, I'm seeing this too. I believe the problem is that you have a default Open Graph tag of your home page specified. In the Like button, we specify the page a user is liking, but then Facebook scans that page for the Open Graph URL tag to see if there's a better (canonical) link to use.. Since that's set to your home page, I think that's causing all Likes to go there.

Can you remove this from the defaults box in the Open Graph area? Obviously, we should make the repurcussions of that tag more apparent as well.

Hopefully this fixes your right up, but if you have other issues/questions, just let us know!

What browser are you seeing the box hang in?