Issue when using J4 and SCLogin

The link looks like it is going to the standard Joomla users component, not mod_login. If you turn off search engine friendly urls in global config, you can see exactly where it's going. However, If the menu item requires the user to have access and they're not logged in, this is the normal flow of Joomla to bring them to the users component and outside the scope of SCLogin - we do not intercept this flow. Your template should be updated to show the component on the front-end. If it's displayed, then you would see the Joomla login form. If you'd like to have the social login buttons shown on that form, you'd enable the "Integrate into Joomla Login" option in the JFBConnect general configuration area.

-Melissa

This is outside our control. The URL there is /registration/login . Your template or Joomla is in control of what shows up on that page. IF the com_user component is set to show in that page, then JFBConnect -can- add the social login buttons automatically to it. However, it doesn't look like a component is showing on that page for some reason - either the SEF URLs are loading the wrong component or there's an issue with the template showing the component at all.

I'd recommend:
* Turning off SEF URLs and test with non-SEF URLs to see what shows on that page
* Switch templates to the default Joomla front-end template to see if that works
Both of the above are meant to be temporary to help narrow down the cause.

There's nothing that JFBConnect looks to be doing wrong as we have very few component views that should load on the front-end. We rely on Joomla and your template to show the proper first-time registration and login views.

Thanks,
Alex

We are not suggesting to turn off SEF URLs permanently. Most websites, including this one, use Joomla with SEF URLs. It's simply a test.

On the login page, I can see the following body tag:That is showing that com_users view-login is likely being loaded, but it's not viewable on the page. As mentioned above, com_users is not something we control.

The next -test- I'd recommend is to -temporarily- switch to the default Joomla template and go to the same page. If the Joomla login page shows, that indicates your template is altering the com_users output and hiding it for some reason.

Please test that and let us know if the login form (and possibly JFBConnect's social buttons) show up.

Thanks,
Alex

That portion of Facebook code you're seeing is the JFBCSystem plugin adding Facebook javascript initialization to the page. It's not from Facebook itself.

Can you send a contact us with backend credentials?