Pinterest button not working please

The Pinterest Pin button seems to be having some issues. When I click it on your site and choose "Login with Facebook", I get an error message from Facebook. This has nothing to do with JFBConnect.

Beyond that though, when I am already logged into Pinterest, if I click the Pin button on your site, the proper popup comes up. Can you test again? It could have been a fleeting problem. If it still doesn't work, please:
* Try from a different browser - It's possible an add-on is preventing Pinterest from showing
* Try from a different computer - It's possible a virus scanner or anti-malware program is blocking Pinterest altogether.

I hope that helps,
Alex

I'd check the 2 PCs that fail to see if they have any of the following:
* Anti-Virus, Malware or Spyware software installed. If so, try disabling those temporarily. Some of those types of extensions prevent accessing some social networks.
* Any sort of privacy software installed.
* A 3rd party firewall enabled. The default Windows/Mac firewalls are fine. Again though, some software intentionally blocks social networks.

Within the browser(s) you're using, check that you don't have any privacy/stealth add-ons installed like Ghostery or others. These add-ons are intentionally meant to block social networks.

I'm not sure what it would be beyond that, but there's plenty of possible software that could be preventing this type of connection.. you'll just need to narrow down the culprit.

Thanks,
Alex

Ayman,
The %3A and other types of values are encodings of those values. Since : and // (and &, =, and others) have special meanings in URLs, they have to be encoded first to prevent confusion by the server receiving the request. For instance, if you haveThe last portion could be parsed in multiple different ways.. test=blah is a whole new query string, the ? can mean that all the query strings before it are invalid, etc... when all you really want to do is pass a URL as the parameter.

So, the encoding above is correct.

I'm not sure what would be preventing that button from working on the 2 computers your using, but it must be something else. Unfortunately, I don't have the answers for that as it's a Pinterest button. We simply implement it. If you're looking for more to test, I'd search for Pinterest button issues in Google or in Pinterests documentation. I don't have any other ideas or suggestions as to what it could be since it *is* working as far as I can see.

Alex

Ayman,
I'm not sure where that 'gb.' is coming from. My guess is that the Pinterest Javascript file that we load is prepending that value to the URL for some reason (it could be a language string or just meant to redirect some traffic to other servers for better load balancing).

If you open the HTML of your page and search for pinterest, the only code you'll see from JFBConnect regarding that button is:That text is what we put there. Pinterest's own Javascript can alter that however they want. We don't have control of what they're doing.

Again though, even with that prefix, it is working for me, so the gb. likely isn't the direct problem. There must be something between your monitor and Pinterest itself that is causing issues with the gb.pinterest domain. That could be:
* Browser issues (add-ons causing conflicts)
* Software issues (anti-virus, anti-malware)
* OS issues (firewall, incorrect internet settings)
* Router (firewall, incorrect DNS settings)
* ISP (blocking of some requests)
* Even further up internet stuff well outside of your control

I really don't know what it could be, but again, everything seems right and is working from my end.

I hope that helps narrow things down, but I'm pretty clueless as to what could be causing your issues.

Thanks,
Alex