Closed (works as designed)
Project:
Facebook Like Button
Version:
7.x-2.3
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Reporter:
Created:
16 May 2011 at 00:50 UTC
Updated:
30 May 2013 at 16:49 UTC
I see the whitespace where the Like/Share button are supposed to appear but the buttons themselves don't appear on my site (http://dcshows.net/node/14) or on other users' (http://australianrobotics.com.au/node/292/) sites when using Chrome 11.0.696.68. It does, however, show up as expected in Firefox 3.6.16. It's been a while since I've done development of any kind so this may be a known compatibility issue. I did a search for "chrome" in the issues database and nothing popped up so I figured I'd mention it.
Comments
Comment #1
jerdiggity commentedThanks for the input.
I just tried it using Chrome though and was unable to duplicate the problem.
Anyone else having this issue?
Comment #2
sanpatricio commentedThanks for looking at it. I've tested it out on two computers (Mac OSX and Win 7) with Chrome and Firefox. I will try it again on a WinXP machine this evening, more browsers and take screenshots.
Comment #3
wlbradder commentedI've seen this issue. Works on a Chrome browser on one PC, not on the other.
Comment #4
jerdiggity commentedIn that case, sounds like an issue with Chrome as opposed to the module itself.
All the feedback is much appreciated, but I'm closing this issue (status: "cannot reproduce") to keep the issue queue clean(er).
Thanks again.
j
Comment #5
topdawg commentedSame here, no button in chrome or Safari would like to know what happened to this?
Comment #6
causalloop commentedI'm seeing this as well, here's the specs:
MacbookPro
Mountain Lion 10.8.2
Chrome 25.0.1364.99 (latest as of 2/21/2013)
Site is Drupal 7.20
Works fine in Safari and Firefox.
Tried it on my Win7 box with the same results. Even works in IE.
Obviously this is an issue related to Chrome, but that doesn't mean there isn't a module related fix, and you know Google's not going to fix anything...
Comment #7
causalloop commentedComment #8
causalloop commentedOk, I figured out my problem (had a bit of a facepalm moment...) The 'Facebook Disconnect' extension was installed on both my Mac and Windows boxes. Disabling it brought it back. THAT Said, I wouldn't have expected the facebook block to disappear completely, just force me to be logged out... Change status accordingly.
Comment #9
jmary commentedI have this issue : (OS Ubuntu 12.10)
The button appears in FFox.
The button doesn't appear in :
- Chrome
- Chromium
- Opera
Surprisingly, it appears in Links the text mode browser in a Terminal (no joke)
From the same Laptop on Windows : It appears in none of the browsers, including Firefox.
Comment #10
lliss commentedIs the site using SSL? I've seen this kind of behavior where browsers silently block non-HTTPS traffic when on a site that is served over HTTPS. If the site is using HTTPS and the facebook iframe code is calling facebook over HTTP then the browser might just drop that data.
Comment #11
zeppfan commentedHi,
I can also confirm that that button is not displayed in Chrome, Opera, Safari, and IE (I'm not surprised about IE though). I'm running Opera 12.12 on Windows XP. I have tried to investigate it but to no avail.
Comment #12
zeppfan commentedHi,
Update:
I have just realised that I need to set permission on user groups so they can access the button. The reason being that each browser acceses the site as an anonymous user by default.
admin | people | permissions
Hope it's of use to someone. It may sound obvious to many of you, but I'm still trying to pick this up!
Comment #13
lliss commented