Facebook Business AutoPosting

The way Facebook Business apps request their permissions has changed. I just posted a beta test version of the Facebook Business Provider plugin which should fix this for Pages. (I'll have to investigate whether groups is still allowed). You can find the build in your My Account > My Subscriptions area.

You'll have to
* Install the plugin
* Go into your Facebook business app and set up a Configuration (found under Facebook Business Login). The permissions you request should be email, pages_manage_posts, pages_read_engagement, pages_read_user_content and pages_show_list.
* Copy the configuration id to JFBConnects new corresponding setting in the Facebook Business provider. (*The language key is not added yet since it's included in the JFBConnect package)

The redirect URI needs to be updated for Twitter (I am in the process of updating the app setup guide). It needs to be in the following format now:
Also, please post from the account with your subscription to JFBConnect. Priority support is for active subscribers only.

Facebook:
In your application, can you tell me what you have set for your:
* App domain (Settings > Basic)
* Site URL (Settings > Basic)
* Redirect URLs (Facebook Login for Business > Settings)
* A screenshot of your configuration (Facebook Login for Business > Configurations)

Twitter:
The error in the backend will occur for reading posts with Free access mode. The channel edit area has a Test stream down at the bottom, which will not work with Free access. However, if you are able to post in the front-end, this warning can be ignored. To do a manual test post, enable the Social Toolbar in the JFBConnect > Configuration > Advanced Area. Then go to the front end and use the Create Post with the Twitter Channel. Let me know if that continues to fail.

-Melissa

For Facebook Can you give me a temporary Administrator role in your Facebook App so that I can review your configuration? My test developer user is "Melissa Lynne SourceCoast". Also, can you send admin credentials via the Contact Us form so that I can look at/edit the backend JFBConnect configuration and channels area?

Going back to the original error for Twitter, it contains "Invalid consumer key/secret in configuration" error. Please verify that you've copied the key and secret in the "OAuth 2.0 Client ID and Client Secret" section. There are several listed in the "Keys and Secrets" tab.

I sent an email to your account instead while we investigate our captcha being broken. You can respond there with your credentials.