jQuery conflicts with JLinked

I got a little sidetracked on the original issue of the LinkedIn Share button not showing. For me, I'm not seeing any buttons showing, just a "Tweet" link (but not a real image). All the other buttons are missing. When I use the 'direct' link, bypassing Cloudflare, all the buttons are showing (except for LinkedIn). While Cloudflare isn't causing the LinkedIn issue, the Rocketscript stuff (or some other optimization) does seem to be causing some problems. Some images are below.
Missing (using www):

Working (using direct):

As for what may be causing the LinkedIn share button to be missing when you enable LinkedIn, when I load the 'direct' page, the following is shown in the Javascript console:Please check your LinkedIn App settings and make sure you have set a Javascript API domain. More information in our LinkedIn app creation guide .

Finally, thanks for creating me an account. I was able to login, but couldn't see the incorrect 'connect' buttons. What I see is below, which looks the same as the /el/ site:

Let me know if there's some other way I should be testing or if you're still having issues.

I hope that helps,
Alex

The LinkedIn Javascript that JLinked and the other module are loading are the same. However, JLinked has to initialize the Javascript with your API key to enable some additional features for LinkedIn authentication. That API key is then used to check your configuration, and if you don't have your app setup correct, you'll get the results you see. So, if you want additional LinkedIn integration which JLinked provides, you just need to set that Javascript Domain setting.

As for the buttons, glad you got them going!

Hopefully this will get you all fixed up, but should you need anything else, just let us know.

Thanks,
Alex

However, as I told you before, the social share plugin has no parameters to use Linkedin API.

It doesn't matter what the share plugin you're using has for settings. Since you're loading the LinkedIn Javascript through JLinked which is including an API key, any calls to load the LinkedIn social widgets, like the share button, must have the App setup properly. Check your Javascript API domain in your application settings and make sure it's correct or else the share button will not work.

If that still doesn't work, let us know.

Thanks,
Alex

It's working for me now. Can you test further and let me know what's happening? If you can check the browser's Error Console, that may give some info as to what's happening as well.

Thanks,
Alex

I wouldn't know where to start on that one. You'd need to contact their developers and let them know the issue and have them help you to not include the LinkedIn Javascript library. I don't think there's anything we could do in JLinked itself to get around that.

Sorry I can't help more with that one, and best of luck,
Alex