Problem with connecting from front end

Manos,
When I look at the source code on your page, there's 2 inclusions of the Facebook Javascript library. The 2nd one is what's causing the problem, as it's initializing the Facebook API incorrectly. If you look at your code, and search for:You'll see it directly beneath there. That code needs to be removed for JFBConnect to work. If you need the functionality from whatever extension that is, we can likely help you replicate it in JFBConnect, or modify the other extension to not initialize the library wrong.

Thanks,
Alex

JFBConnect already does the setAutoResize code, and we only do it when your page is shown inside of a Facebook Page or Canvas app, so you shouldn't need that code at all.. and since it's running on every 'live' page of your site, it will actually slow things down ever so slightly since it's not needed on those pages.

Test things without it, and use our Page/Canvas Configuration area to configure the look of your site when viewed in Facebook.

Good luck,
Alex

To prevent the continuous growing, you'd want to disable the "Automatic Resizing:" option in the Canvas tab of the Page configuration area of JFBConnect. To add scrollbars, you'll need to enter your Facebook Application and change the "Canvas Height:" setting to "Settable", if not already.

Try that out, and see how it goes. The alternative is to use JFBConnect to set a template which fits within the width of the application Canvas (760px), which will then let you use the Auto Resize ability to grow the height as necessary.

Hope that helps,
Alex

Ahh. That's actually a bug with Facebook's Page views. The setAutoResize function will only increase the size of the Facebook Page. Since your home page view is that tall, even when you go to the Christmas in Greece page, the height will remain the size of the tallest page viewed (the home page).

The only way around this is to add some Javascript which will resize each page individually. However, you'll need to know the exact height ahead of time, as I don't know of any easy way to calculate this on the fly. So it would be a manual operation to add to each page.

Hope that makes sense, but it's a common question, without a good answer. If you're previous method "setAutoResize(7)" worked, let us know, as we can easily tell you how to re-implement that, but I don't think that will.

Thanks,
Alex