Unsafe JavaScript attempt to access frame with URL

Jean Claude,
There's no way to fix these within JFBConnect, they are how Facebook works. The social widgets and other features of Facebook can be run within Facebook or on other websites, like yours. In either case, they try to access cookies and some other user-data type things. When on Facebook, it's no problem. On a non-Facebook site, the browser blocks these attempts (it's called cross-domain scripting, which is a no-no). Facebook gracefully handles the case when it gets no data back from these calls, but the browser will still throw the message in the log.

The errors don't cause any usability issues (or shouldn't at least), and most users would never see them. If you go to a site like foxnews, cnn.com or many other big sites with social extensions and click into articles, you'll see the same errors are present (not always with Facebook, but the cause is the same).

Hope that helps explain, and sorry there's no solution,
Alex

Dyvel,
Can you post (or Private Message) a link to your site so we can see what's happening? The Javascript errors likely aren't what's causing that issues. My guess is that it's a styling/z-index problem, but I can't be certain without seeing the page.

Thanks,
Alex

I just hit the Like button on your home page and one of the sub-pages so that the Like box went over one of the images... in both cases, it worked fine.. see the image below:

Can you tell me what browser you're using? I was using Chrome on Windows. If there's a specific page to be testing with, please PM that to me. Also, please try with other browsers and/or computers, if possible, just to see if it's specific to the computer you're using (for some reason).

Not sure what the issue is, but if we can recreate it, we should be able to help come up with a solution,
Alex

I'm still having issues seeing the issue. I've looked at your HTML and CSS, there doesn't appear to be a z-index issue. Do you have any pop-up blockers or anything like that installed on your browsers? The comment box isn't a pop-up, but overly aggressive add-ons that stop those things may be mis-classifying this.

We've tested in IE9, Chrome, and Firefox, and in all cases, it looks correct to us.

Our best recommendations are to:
* Try with a different template. See if the issue persists. That will help narrow down the cause
* Try from a computer connected to a different internet connection. It's possible some of the contents from Facebook are being filtered/blocked somehow.

Thanks,
Alex