Could you check if there are any error messages in the fsm-debug buffer?
One thing that comes to mind is that byte-compiled Emacs Lisp files aren't necessarily backwards compatible. That is, if you've compiled the files with Emacs 24, they might not work in Emacs 23. That might be worth checking, that you've got the right files in the load path.
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When connecting to talk.google.com with emacs 23.3.1. I just get jroster without any online user.
Same setup, with same jabber version WORKS right on emacs 24.4.
This should be an issue with just emacs 23.
Let me know, any workaround or tip for connecting to talk.google.com using emacs 23.
Best Regards
That's weird, it should work on both versions...
Could you check if there are any error messages in the fsm-debug buffer?
One thing that comes to mind is that byte-compiled Emacs Lisp files aren't necessarily backwards compatible. That is, if you've compiled the files with Emacs 24, they might not work in Emacs 23. That might be worth checking, that you've got the right files in the load path.
Hi Magnus.
No fsm-debug buffer.
everytime, I change version I remove the .emacs.d/elpa directory. So every version byte-compiles its own files.
I am sharing my emacs setup, just in case.
Best Regards
Hi Magnus.
according to fsm-debug buffer. On emacs23 there is no secure-hash function
Regards
Oh, you're right! I committed a change to jabber-disco.el, and it seems to work on Emacs 23 as well now. Thanks for reporting this!