Comment Iframe spacing issues
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I’m not sure, anything could be adding be them, something in the widgets, something from Cloudflare, etc.
The errors that we saw were on http://huntermastery.com/
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I’m not sure if I’m reading it right, but on http://huntermastery.com/ most of those errors look like errors that are just out of my control. From twitter and google. I’m using Firebug. I’m not very good at debugging javascript errors.
However on http://neckarunrivaled.com/2012/06/05/star-trek-2/ I got this:
addComment is not defined
Line 158
addComment._Jetpack_moveForm = addComment.moveForm;
Now I don’t get this, I don’t get this error on the other site, and the site that toss this error has NO plugins but jetpack using an unedited jetpack. The only thing I can think of is installing a fresh wordpress and only install jetpack and checking that.
Also I only use Cloudflare on http://huntermastery.com/ not on http://neckarunrivaled.com so I don’t think that’s an issue, but I’m also not using it on http://moviecrit.info/ which works just fine.. so it has to be some kind of javascript issue being added by the theme itself.
I just cant make out use this Firebug to fix the javascript.
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Well it seems my host over at http://neckarunrivaled.com is having issues now the database server went down or something :/ Which isn’t a big deal I’ll be closing that account by the 20th of the month.
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So, that line may be the problem, but it’s actually be caused by “Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token &” from http://huntermastery.com/cdn-cgi/nexp/aav=1499794953/cloudflare/rocket.js
Do you see any improvement if you disable Cloudflare’s Rocket Loader?
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Okay I’ve gone in to Cloudflare and disabled Cloudflare’s Rocket Loader, it’s in beta as it is anyways. I clear the cache from both Cloudflare’s end and mine.
Didn’t see any change at all. I really think it’s a theme issue, because some themes do work. As I said before, the theme BoxOffice, which I’m using right now works fine and it’s being loaded from the same wordpress install.
The 2nd wordpress install which is running only one plugin isn’t connected to Cloudflare in any way shape or form. Maybe I should just find another theme that works and edit it to look as my current theme?
I mean it could just be that the theme I’m using isn’t fully up-to-code for the current version of WP, but that really still leaves my 2nd wordpress site which doesn’t look right even with the default theme.
At this point if your unable to get it to do that on your end then maybe one of the plugins I’m using added code that is still running in the database or page even after it’s been disabled.
Which mean I’m just gonna have to install a fresh copy of wordpress an test to see if it works, then install each of my plugins one by one to find the one where it breaks. That’s all I can think of doing.
I can give a list of all my plugins I’m using if that would help any.
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Alright I’m gonna go about and install a fresh version on a subdomain and see if the issue is a plugin. I would love to get this fixed. Then at least too I would know what to look for too when fixing issues like this in the future.
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I think I’ve discovered the cause. It’s a plugin.. which one I’m not sure yet.. I’m in the process of uploading them all again and going to turn them all on one by one.
I installed a fresh version of wordpress, installed only jetpack and tested some themes, as you can see here http://test.neckarunrivaled.com/?p=1 I installed my current theme from http://huntermastery.com/ the theme folder as it was I moved over.
This install has yet to have any plugins but jetpack and the issue is not there. It has to be some kind of plugin I’m using or widget. My only guess is to try each one and see if it causes a break.
Because my site uses the same plugins and one theme doesn’t work and one does, I’m lending to it being a widget. But that’s weird it would effect it even when it’s been disabled. It must have put some sort of code in that’s causing it. Either way I can say it’s not the theme now.
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I’m not sure how to go about explaining this but here goes. First off my testing proved nothing being turning all my plugins on one-by-one didn’t effect the comment box.
Then just so happen to notice on one of my other less traffic sites on my network, uses the same theme, the color is different however. http://unrivaledwars.com/deathlysouls/chapter-3-meeting.html
If you look at the bottom, you’ll see the box works fine. This theme is the same code as my main site, just another color and different images. So what is the deal then?
I looked at the plugins and they are pretty much the same. I turn my plugins on at the network level that I used on all my sites. So my main site had two plugins on that I only use on that site. I turn them on the sub site just to see.. no change everything was perfect.
So then what I did was turned on my main sites theme on the subsite just to see and guess what? The large box was gone!
To test it more, I turned on the sub sites theme on the main site and the space appeared. I tested this with all my themes and the large space only happens when it’s shown on the main site.
Maybe someone can test this. Running WordPress as a network, the main site of the network seems to have some weird bug or issue with jetpack comments that doesn’t show up on a subsite.
This issue I’m having is has to be a problem with Jetpack code not running right when you run wordpress as a network and it only seems to effect the main blog of the network. Turning off networking on my site however didn’t fix the issue.. so I simply and lost at what the main issue is.
I’m gonna try to on my test install turn on networking and make a subsite and see if it causes the same bug.
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Maybe there is something in my wordpress database, an old setting from a plugin that is left over that’s causing it? Is there a way to check this?
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I found the problem. I set up a new fresh network site and check and the theme worked just fine. I wasn’t sure what the deal was.
So I started looking at my settings and found it. Enable threaded.
On my main blog, I had unchecked Enable threaded. The reason was I think it looked ugly when someone keeps on replying, I guess I can fix this by setting it to 1?
Anyways, that is a silly bug, I set the Enable threaded check on and now it works as it suppose too. On all my subsites I had forgot to uncheck Enable threaded. Which explain why it worked there and not my main blog.
I feel silly because I knew it was something simple. :/ Again thanks to everyone who help me trouble shoot this.
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We were able to identify the issue, and the fix will be included with the next release of Jetpack.
Thanks again!
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