TOPIC: JoomlaComment and Chrome

Hi,
my site thatguywiththeglasses.com seems to be having an issue with JoomlaComment (4.0 RC1) and Chrome (version 3 - 4.0.249.78 (36714))
Basically adding a comment results in nothing being added, and the pagination numbers don't go anywhere other than the first page.

Is there anyway to fix this?

Thanks!

Hey hey Nostalgia Critic! Love it!

Unfortunately I can't comment on your site as I need to register and cannot do so at the moment. But I will check it on my localhost first too in Chromium 4.0.2xx

Thanks for reporting this bug before the actual announcement of RC1 even (have you been waiting for RC1 crawling these forums? haha) so we can take a look ASAP before Daniel releases it...

Oh P.S. do you get any output in the JavaScript Console for Chrome?

I've been wanting to update since the reply issue starting happening where the reply quoted ubb_whatever instead of the name

The only JS error showing up in chrome seems to state that the comment form is trying to send the comment to doubleclick or adsense or whoever the displaying ad is.

Unable to post message to googleads.g.doubleclick.net . Recipient has origin www.thatguywiththeglasses.com .


edit...
Wow I'm stupid. I forgot that www. added to the site url will cause most things to break as everything is set to thatguywiththeglasses.com, not www.thatguywiththeglasses.com .
I'm an idiot, but the new RC looks great and seems to fix all the problems I've been having on the site!

Thanks again!

And this only happens in Chrome? Drat...

Only thing I can think of is make sure JoomlaComment is at the default render model of 'onPrepareContent' (backend > first page of JC content settings) but that's only my guess.

Well it's nearly 5pm here so I'm on my way home (after this message) so I will tell Daniel about it and we'll dig into it tonight.

EDIT: Just to confirm - you're SURE it worked 100% on beta2 but as soon as you upgraded to RC1 it broke the Chrome compatibility? Just want to rule out any other possibilities; such as conflicting extensions or use of iFrames on the Joomla site, so on.

You're all good. I edited my post probably as you were writing yours. The problem was the www. for some reason chrome defaulted to that when I was doing testing, as are the other users that are having that problem. Thanks again for the quick responses.

Aha oh you fixed it? Good to hear! Yes I had a fairly similar quarrel once, can't remember the details but I discovered that sh404SEF can force my Joomla site to strip the www. on every DNS request (or whatever) - Daniel only just recently did this to Compojoom and it does indeed save headaches and give you brownie points in the SEO department (apparently).

...well now that was my kind of bugfixing... Cheers Mike!

EDIT: And you wrote that reply as I was writing this reply Out of curiosity, how do you strip the www. usually? I'm pretty sure I do it through an sh404SEF option but it looks like you use a different SEF extension.