Will selecting social sharing in JReviews backend cause a problem?

We haven't tested with jReviews as much recently as we would have liked. Their previous releases worked very well with JFBConnect, and I believe the current ones still do as well. We have a subscription to their extension and are also planning some integration between the two coming up, but I just don't have the answer you're looking for right now. What I would recommend is:

1) Enable the Like / Share button but leave the API / Secret key blank. Test if the button shows. If so, then try to open the source code / HTML on the page and search for "all.js". If it only is in there once, from JFBConnect, everything should be good.
2) If that doesn't work, add the API / Secret key. Check the HTML again and see if 'all.js' is there twice.

If the all.js file is in twice, that's bad and can cause issues. If you only see it once, and the buttons work, everything should be great.

Hope that helps. If not, let us know. Again, we're planning to add jReviews to our test suite and work a lot closer with them, but just don't have any good answers now.

Thanks,
Alex

It's different on every browser and OS. Mostly though, you want to look for the "View Source" command. It's usually in a Tools or View menu. If you can't find it, let me know what browser and OS you're on and I can give you more specific instructions.

Thanks,
Alex

The command you're looking for from that picture is "View Page Source". In there, you can do a CMD-F to do a search, but you can't change anything there. It's already been sent by your server to your browser, so even if you could, it wouldn't be changing anything on your actual Joomla site. The benefit is that you can see what your Joomla site is producing for your visitors, and in this case, you can see if 2 different extensions are trying to add the Facebook Javascript library (the all.js file) to the output that is sent to the user.

Hope that helps explain what's going on and helps you determine if there's an issue!

Thanks,
Alex

Yes, that looks perfect. Only one inclusion of the all.js file. If the Share button and Login with Facebook button are working as expected, I'd give it high confidence that there should be no conflicts for your users either under any set of browsers or OS's.

Best of luck,
Alex