mezanul

Thanks jdorenbush for your reply. ??

That JavaScript was inserted by CloudFlare which I was using then. Now, I have stopped using them and the problem is solved.

Thanks Niall!

I created the following function and it removed the FB JS SDK from my footer. ??

function my_fbjs_unregister() {
  remove_action('wp_head', 'fb_js_sdk_setup');
}
add_action( 'init', 'my_fbjs_unregister', 11 );

Thanks for your reply. I tried adding the following in my theme’s function file, but it is not removing the FB JS SDK.

remove_action('wp_head', 'fb_js_sdk_setup');
wp_deregister_script( 'fb-connect' );

Please correct me if I am doing something wrong.

Actually, I have it in a custom javascript that loads all social network scripts without hampering or blocking the page loading. This improves page speed dramatically. ??

Hopefully, you will offer an option to exclude inserting the FB script. Until, then I will keep the plugin disabled and watch out for the update.

Thanks for the awesome features in the plugin though… Great work! ??

Hello Frederick,

Thanks for your reply. I did solved the problem myself after some troubleshooting. ??

Actually, I had installed APC and disabled Zend Optimizer and eAccelerator. But, somehow after reconfiguring Apache with mod_deflate, all three got enabled and I started getting the errors.

Now, I have disabled them and have only kept APC enabled. I am now not getting the errors.

I’m also having the same problem.. After upgrading to WordPress 3.0, WordPress.com stats 1.7.2 is asking for login credentials of my WordPress.com account. Previously it used to work fine..

I even uninstalled and then reinstalled it again, but its not working.

Please help..

I had to revert back to 1.1.3 because it is not working when used with minify settings enabled in W3 Total Cache plugin. With version 1.1.3 it is working without any problems..