Can't get "Login With Facebook" to work.

I'm assuming you were going to say the last instance of body (our forum is very strict about stripping out things... a little too much so). Unfortunately, that still wouldn't fix your case, since it would always put it on the solo default body tag for IE9 or non-IE browsers. For IE8, IE7 or IE6, the 'other' body tags would be used which wouldn't have the proper code. So, instead of only working for IE6 (how it was), it would then only work for IE9, Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. Better, definitely, but still not perfect.

I've been thinking about it today and honestly don't know a universal fix that would work for your case (and not break everyone else). We'll keep thinking about it, but in all honesty, keep the fix above in mind when you 4.0 is released and you upgrade to it.

Anyways, glad we could help, and definitely let us know if you run into any other issues we can help with.

Good luck,
Alex

No problem for sharing the thoughts. We love feedback of any sort around here.

The Javascript code itself is meant to load asynchronously (so it doesn't block the rest of the page from loading). Because of that, it should be at the top of the page. It does work at the bottom, and about a year ago, that's where it was.. but we moved it to the top per recommendations by Facebook and for an overall performance benefit - At the end, it loads more or less sequentially.. at the beginning and asynchronously, it loads concurrently.

As for using JS to load, that's fraught with some issues too as you generally can't reliably detect the opening body tag until the closing tag has been loaded. In most browsers, it will work, but IE7 or lower especially (and depending on what else is going on the page, IE8+) will balk if you try to find an element that isn't closed. So, if we do a DOM manipulation, we're basically back to sequential loading.. with extra JS to do it.

So, with that said, again, I don't know of any great solutions for your case. We have a lot of users, and in all honesty, this is the first case we've heard of this exact usages of the -if IEx- tags. Like mentioned before, we usually see that method to load other CSS file (which is also what the default Joomla templates do). I did a google search and did find other examples and recommendations to do what your doing, but it still doesn't seem common from what we've seen.. which makes it hard for us to cater to it (not saying it's wrong). Other things, like capitalized BODY or even wierd cased BoDy tags are things we've fixed before, as well as additional classes or weird things in the body element itself.. but just not sure how to handle multiple tags in IF/Else blocks properly.. especially without knowing which will be used.

It would be possible to add the JS to every opening body tag we see, but that's more code on the page, and possibly could affect some other sites in some unforeseen way.

Whew.. either way, we're obviously thinking about it, so don't think I'm throwing you under the bus. Again though, for the upcoming 4.0 release, I don't think we'll have a fix.. so keep this in mind when you upgrade.

Thanks again for the feedback, and any other suggestions are welcome!
Alex

No problem. Didn't think you felt that way, but had to say it

Glad we did get you figured out though, and hope everything's going well with the project. The site looks really good!
Alex

Daniel,
Very sorry for the delayed response. I just looked at the code on your page, and the problem you're having is because it looks like there's no App ID set. Can you check your settings in the Facebook API tab of the Configuration area.

When I look at your page, if you search for FB.Init, you'll see AppId: ''. There should be a number in that area (your AppId), and without it, the Login button won't work.

Everything else on your page looks good though, so when that's fixed, hopefully you'll be good to go.

Thanks,
Alex

For the "Powered By" link, that's set in the JFBCLogin module itself, so I'd check that setting.

Looking at the code for your page, it looks like the JFBConnect - System plugin isn't installed. Please make sure that's enabled. Beyond that, if you're having other issues, please let us know what they are so we can help narrow down causes further.

As for the CB Facebook plugin, it shouldn't be used when JFBConnect is installed. They both try to communicate with Facebook in their own way, and that can confuse Facebook and cause unexpected results. There should only be one extension on your site to manage Facebook authentication.

Hope that helps, and good luck,
Alex