No Facebook Connect Image

I have browsed through ur forum, can't find any solution to these problem.

I have tried almost everything (uninstall & reinstall), reg confirmation off, JFBConnect Authentication plugin and JFBConnect Namespace plugins ON, but FB Connect Image is not showing up.

FYI, at the very first install, it was there, but then once clicked, it's gone.
Have also tried restart browser and clear the cache and everything, still no luck.

Pls HELP, tell me what to do next. For your reference, this is my site : <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="www.pencerahanhati.com">www.pencerahanhati.com
Also FYI, I am using yoo_waybeyond template, joomla 1.5.9, jomsoc 1.1.143

Fast response is very much appreciated. Thanks

Brgds, Henri

Anybody having the same difficulty ? Anyway to troubleshoot this ?
Cause if this is not resolved, I can not use the component at all...

Pls somebody from SourceCoast.... help me out. Thanks.

Cheers ...
I'll start unpublishing modules and see where the conflict is ....

After experimenting with modules and main menu, it seems that the image won't show if the menu points to either Jomsocial or Fireboard. If menu points to others, the image appears.

Any similar problems appearing anywhere else? Any proposed solutions as I can not get rid of both components (JomSocial/Fireboard)?

Just fyi, I tried to use Facebook commenting plugin by Warlocks. It works in all pages (probably as it always coincides with articles, never with Jomsocial or Fireboard). Anyway, maybe this info helps a little bit.

Thanks for your quick response.

Thanks, it's vinaora visit counter (vinaora.com).
That problem apperas if the page uses My Blog component (also from Azrul).
I guess the faster way to deal with this is to selectively choose mod_jfbclogin for certain pages while using other login modules for other pages. Is that right?

In the meantime, are you still seeking further the cause of the problem? I am using yoo_waybeyond template just in case you need to know.
Thank you for your very fast and interactive response ... Thumbs UP for you guys. Please do look for more thorough solution for this problem ...
It would very nice to see the component working perfectly .....

BTW, Azrul is also working on FB connect for their next Jomsoc release .... are you working with them? Perhaps, the job gets done faster with collaborative efforts ...

Thanks a lot. Looking forward to a better solution to this.

When I access your site I get a virus/worm warning from avast. Are you using any 'iffy' modules or components on your site that might have been compromised?

Ooopss. I did not know that.

Here are the list of the components I am using : XCloner, Acajoom, ContentSubmit, CSV Improved, DT Register, EventList, Events, fireboard, hwdVideoShare, JFBConnect, JomComment, Community, form, JoomlaPack, My Blog, Synk, userport and VirtueMart. Also all plugins that come with those components.

I also use additional modules such as vinaora counter, minifrontpage, oneononechat, pd_jsthumbs, totalusers. Also additional plugins such as jWarlock Facebook Commenting, Login to Read Fulltext. The templates is yoo_waybeyond

Any idea of possible "culprit" of the suspected virus ? Is this the cause of the facebook image noshow?

Thank you for your quick response ....

It's extremely unlikely that a factory component would generate this warning. I don't want to accuse you of piracy, but sometimes the people who crack applications can insert their own malicious scripts into the code before they seed them to users. The other possibility is that a component or module is behaving in a way similar to a virus/worm by way of execution and that is generating the error. Either way it's not the first thing you want visitors to see when they get to your site <!-- s:oops: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_redface.gif" alt="" title="Embarrassed" /><!-- s:oops: -->

Otherwise has your site ever been hacked? If so, they could have had access to your template files and added their own script.

If you want to see the warning that I am getting download the Home Edition of Avast antivirus (it's free) and browse to your homepage. From memory the source was contained within an iframe on your site, but I'm not at home to check now.