Tim Moore
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Could you contact us at support@jetpack.me with your site URL and a link to this forum post? We’ll investigate further. Thanks!
Could you share your site URL where this is happening?
Thanks for the report. I’ll take a look at this and see what we can do to resolve these error messages.
The CSS resides at modules/carousel/jetpack-carousel.css in the plugin. You could copy/paste that to your own CSS file and then write your own small plugin to dequeue the default CSS and enqueue your custom CSS.
There is not currently a way to do this. I will pass along the suggestion, though. Thanks!
We’re working on the bug. No ETA on a fix yet; keep an eye on our news site for an update.
We’re working on updates for this. There is no ETA on a release for this update yet, however. Please keep an eye on our news site for more info.
For me, the Stumble button opened in a new window. Did you get this fixed?
This isn’t currently possible, though I will pass along the suggestion.
You can’t hook into the Comments module to make Subscribe to Comments Reloaded work since this is loaded via an iFrame. For Subscriptions, you can take a look at the code in the modules/subscriptions.php file. There’s already an override there; you could do something similar for yours. Note, however, that if you modify this file you will need to continue updating it each time Jetpack updates.
Do you both have Javascript disabled or blocked somehow in your browsers?
I’ve fixed this and it should be in the next release of Jetpack.
These parts are still handled by your theme. Jetpack Comments only handled the comment form itself; the display of the “comment stream” is left to the theme.
Can you check your server’s error logs (or contact your host to get these logs) when you encounter these HTTP Error 500 messages? These are server errors and we could really use the log messages to figure out what is going on.
This error typically means that our servers at WordPress.com can’t talk to your web host’s servers, either because of a firewall or a missing/blocked XMLRPC.php file. If you can check that your host allows outside connections to XMLRPC and there is not a firewall on your server, we can go from there to diagnose the issue.
When you get to the Submitted Comment screen, it needs Javascript to be available to continue. Do you have Javascript disable by chance?