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10 years 3 months ago #41079 by ronsen
ACESHOP Login was created by ronsen
Hi, i use the jfb to login to my site. Now i search for a webshop with mutivendor options and will test the aceshop.

In the description from the shop i can find that it is possible to login with the joomla login. When i use now the JFB login i am not logged in the shop. Is this possible?

THX
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10 years 3 months ago #41088 by alzander
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In the description from the shop i can find that it is possible to login with the joomla login. When i use now the JFB login i am not logged in the shop. Is this possible?

I'm confused as to what you're asking here. Can you help clarify a bit more as to what is, or isn't working?

When a user logs in using JFBConnect, they are logged into a Joomla account. There is no difference between a JFBConnect/social network user and a standard Joomla user.. they are the same thing. I'm not sure of any reasons that logging into JFBConnect wouldn't log the user into a 3rd party extension *unless* that 3rd party extension is simply bridging to another shopping cart solution outside of Joomla. I don't think that's how Aceshop works, but I'm honestly not sure.

I hope that helps explain,
Alex
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10 years 3 months ago #41149 by ronsen
Replied by ronsen on topic ACESHOP Login
Hi,

this is a bridge component of open cart. And it is possible to login in Joomla and the same time in the cart. I find out that when i use the jfb login (normal login) it works, but when i login with Facebook it doesnt work. Is it a different working login?
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10 years 3 months ago #41166 by alzander
Replied by alzander on topic ACESHOP Login
It's the same login system. JFBConnect has a special database table that 'maps' a social network user to their Joomla account. When they login using a social network, we tell Joomla that that specific Joomla user has logged in.

JFBConnect uses all of Joomla's standard login calls and we create user's the normal Joomla way.

However, the one thing we can't do is provide the user's Joomla password when they login from a social network. If AceShop requires the user's original plain-text password in order to authenticate them into OpenCart, that's not something we can provide. The user doesn't actually provide their password, so we don't have it to give.

If that's the issue, it's something that would have to be worked out by the AceSHOP developers, if possible, since there's nothing more we can do on our end.

I hope that helps explain, but if not, or you have any other questions, just let me know.

Thanks,
Alex
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