Error JFBConnect login under Microsoft IE Series

Andrea,
Plenty of suggestions, but no guaranteed fixes. First, the URL you posted above doesn't seem like a Joomla site, so I couldn't check out what was happening. Can you check the URL, or let us know where we could see JFBConnect on that site?

Suggestions:
* Try going to www.YOURSITE.com/components/com_jfbconne...sets/jfbcchannel.php
It should be a blank page. If you open the HTML, you'll see one Javascript tag loading a file from Facebook. That's normal. If you get a server error or other problem on that page, that's likely part of the problem. Fix it, or let us know the page, and we'll try to help you fix the problem.
* Start IE with no Add-Ons and see if that changes the behavior. For running without add-ons, see:
windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vist...th-internet-explorer
* Try the same thing for Firefox/Chrome. They each have different ways of disabling their addons.
* Try from a different location / Different connection to the internet. Some firewalls (within companies, generally) or even ISPs can try to block or slow communication to Facebook. If you can bring your laptop to a coffee house or some other location with a different internet connection and test there, that would help.

Let us know if anything helps. Some of the ideas above will just help narrow down the problem so that we can provide a more permanent solution, if available.

Thanks,
Alex

The ISP question was just a question. If you've already tried other places, great. That rules that out.

Regarding the other questions I had, like I mentioned above, I can't hit the page below:Can you look into what would be preventing that page from loading, as it's crucial to the operation of JFBConnect / Facebook communication.

I just tried to register on your site through Facebook, and got a 500 Internal Server Error at:This is probably related to the above jfbcchannel file not being loaded, but can you tell me what SEF extension you're using? If you can, please go into it's configuration area and have it 'skip' URLs for JFBConnect. If you're not sure how to do this, once we know what extension you're using, we can probably give suggestions.

Finally, for the 500 error, that's usually a sign of a PHP error on the page (can be many other things though). Once you get the jfbcchannel file above working, and SEF disabled, if you're still getting the error, can you turn off GZip compression (if enabled) and turn error reporting to maximum in the Global configuration area? That should print out a error of what's happening, if it's a PHP problem, that will help us narrow things down.

Thanks,
Alex