Topic-icon All of the sudden custom linkedin button isnt working?

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Hello, ditto the subject. I have a custom linkedin button on our homepage, using this bit of code
<a class="btn btn-block btn-lg btn-info" href="javascript:void(0)" onclick="jlinked.login.login_custom();"><i class="fa fa-linkedin"></i> | Register or Login with LinkedIn</a>

It was working until recently, and the custom facebook button we are using is still working. In the Chrome developer console I get this errror when the button is clicked:
Uncaught ReferenceError: jlinked is not defined (index):223
onclick (index):223

Please advise!
Thanks!
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12 years 2 months ago #42287 by piebal
I just realized its not just the custom button, its anywhere a linkedin button appears on the site.

Inserted using the plugin code, or automatically inserted into the login module.

I should mention I just updated to the very latest jfbconnect, just to make sure that didnt solve the issue.
site url is foodservicepromos.com

see attached image.

thanks,

Pierre
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12 years 2 months ago #42288 by piebal
Just a heads up, your add attachment button is opening in a full window, instead of a popup, and as such isn't working.
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Sorry for the issues you're running into with JFBConnect/JLinked and this site.

First, the issue with uploading to this site should be fixed. There was a Javascript issue due to a glitch on our site. Hopefully, that should work fine for you now.

As for the Login with LinkedIn issue, it looks like you upgraded to JFBConnect v6.0. That new release includes all JLinked features, so you won't need JLinked anymore. If you haven't already gone through it, we'd recommend reading through the JLinked to JFBConnect migration guide .

Once fully migrated, you'll want to update the 2 login buttons on your home page.. currently, you're using the following Javascript code for each button:
jfbc.login.login_custom();
jlinked.login.login_custom();
You should update to the new methods which are easier to recognize and use:
jfbc.login.provider('facebook');
jfbc.login.provider('linkedin');
Hopefully, that's all you need to do.. but if you make the change and still run into issues, just let us know!

Thanks, and good luck,
Alex
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