Topic-icon Strange behavior with social modules...

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12 years 2 months ago - 12 years 2 months ago #42085 by thomaszgz
...but it shows in any other computer of the LAN.

All lan shares the same external IP.
In my main computer (where i develop and have login in the joomla backend social modules arent´show but in any other device (wired or wireless) of my LAN its showed...?

And most strange is that in the same machine in the developers.facebook.com, the stats never load (a preloader spins 4ever) but in another machines of the same LAN it shows ok.

Weird thing. no?

Site is www.futbolinesval.com
Last edit: 12 years 2 months ago by thomaszgz.
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12 years 2 months ago #42088 by alzander
My guess is that you have either:
1) A security/privacy extension installed in your browser. Some extensions are specifically meant to hide social features and prevent connectivity. Try a different browser on the same computer to see if you have the same issues.
2) A firewall or other software on the computer that's blocking the connection.

I hope that helps narrow things down, but keep us posted on what you find.

Alex
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12 years 2 months ago #42101 by thomaszgz
1.- Discard the extensión. I use adblock in firefox and chrome so I used internet explorer that hasn´t any extensions installed. The problem doesn´t solve

2.- Discard the firewall/security software. I disable windows firewall and avast antivirus ). The problem persist.

ANy other idea ?


p.s. the new floating bar social meta tags/create post shows nicely.
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12 years 2 months ago #42137 by alzander
Glad to hear the social toolbar is working well for you. So far, that features been well received (even if our documentation for it isn't quite up to snuff yet).

As for why it's not showing, I'm honestly clueless here. I've never heard of this issue, and it's definitely specific to that one computer (and not IP address), which makes it even more confusing.

There's obviously something different about that computer, but I'm not sure what it would be. There's definitely nothing that JFBConnect should be doing to exclude one specific computer. There are ways to load each browser without addons.. for IE, it's in the Start -> Accessories -> System Tools. I don't remember for other browsers off hand.

I guess one final suggestion is to try the "Private Mode" of your browsers, just as a chance.. though I doubt that will do it.

Definitely keep me posted if you find anything out as I'm curious, and I'll let you know if we have any other ideas, but this one is new to us...

Thanks,
Alex
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