[Resolved] JFBConnect code appearing above article: {JFBCGraph...

Jerry,
The problem you were having probably wasn't from a competing Javascript library, but probably a competing plugin. Try re-enabling the plugins, but re-order them so either JFBConnect is higher or lower than them. Hopefully, one of those combinations will work.

We've seen quite a few sites use Disqus and JFBConnect at the same time, so they can work together.. but I haven't set up many sites with both. If the above plugin re-ordering doesn't work though, let us know, and we'll do what we can to help. To get us going, leave the plugins enabled, but add that tag to a more obscure page (if possible) and send us a link to that so we can take a look.

Thanks,
Alex

Let us know what you find about the different ordering. The plugin that parses out the {JFBCxxx} tags is the JFBCSystem plugin, so that's the only one you should really need to mess with the ordering on. If you're using the System - Cache plugin, that must be ordered last (or very near to it). Ordering it earlier won't save the results of any of the plugins that fire after it, like the JFBCSystem (but also others), and can cause a lot of weird issues on your site.

For the ordering of the social buttons, that's likely the ordering of your disqus and jfbc content plugins. Simply order the JFBCContent plugin before (above) the Disqus, and I think you should be good. For the "jumble", I think that's because the style your using for the buttons is too wide for the area you're putting them in. Try changing from standard to "button count" in the Social config area of JFBConnect and hopefully that will get you going.

Finally, for the login, a new post might be good. In general, make sure you have the profile plugin for the system you're integrating with enabled. Then, make sure the mappings are setup properly. Once that's all done, you won't see the fields during registration, the data will just be filled in automatically upon registration.

Hope that helps,
Alex

The System - Cache plugin just needs to be at the end of it's group (System). Your image looks correct for ordering there.

For the buttons showing up in a line, I just looked a little further, and the Disqus module isn't displayed in a 'block'. It does have a div after it with a class of "clr", but that's not defined in your CSS file anywhere. Therefore, any contents after the module will show up to the right and will wrap if too long. It looks like if you add the following code to your CSS file, it will fix the wrapping issue:The best guess location for this, if you don't have a preferred CSS file, is: /templates/yoo_downtown/css/style.css

Finally, for the Tweet button, there's a minor bug if both JFBConnect and JLinked are installed. It's easily fixable if you order the JFBCSystem plugin ahead/before (lower number) the JLinked System plugin. That will hopefully fix that issue, and may fix the JFBCGraph tags showing up.

Hope that gets you going, but as always, if not, just let us know!

Thanks,
Alex

Jerry,
I think we're both going nuts now I just clicked on (I think) every page of your site and was unable to see the tag anywhere. I definitely saw it yesterday, but can't recreate it now. I didn't make any changes, so it's not something I did.

The System - Cache plugin saves the page's output, and it's possible the 'bad' stuff was saved from before you re-ordered things. If you were actually hitting the "Purge Expired Cache" button and not the "Clear Cache" button, that would explain it. If you were actually clearing the cache though, it wouldn't.

Either way, please let us know if you can see it on another page, and we'll investigate again. Don't touch anything if you see it though

Hopefully, you're all fixed up, but if not, we will get you there.

Thanks,
Alex