Problems problems !

Your Joomla site is configured with a language of "sr_YU", which Facebook doesn't support. Please go to the Configuration area of JFBConnect, click into the Facebook API tab, and add a language type into the Facebook Language Locale box. You can see a list of supported languages by clicking into the XML file.

That should fix the like and login buttons from not showing.

As for the other question, JFBConnect does not have a Facebook Share button. Facebook deprecated that button a year ago, and it does not work properly with their newer Facebook features. They recommend using the Facebook Like button + Open Graph tags to describe your pages, which JFBConnect fully supports. For more information on it, see the link below:
www.sourcecoast.com/jfbconnect/docs/comm...tions#share-conflict

Hope that helps get you going, but if you have other questions, just let us know!
Alex

Srdjan,
I'm not sure why that's happening. Can you let us know the following:
1) Do you have any profile plugins enabled? If so, can you make sure that those extensions are actually installed on your site?
2) Do you have user activation in Joomla activated?

Let us know, and hopefully we can provide a solution. If not, we may need to access for admin access to the site to debug further.

Thanks,
Alex

Srdjan,
If you're using the Virtuemart profile plugin, you'll need to make sure you're using the "Full Joomla User" setting in JFBConnect for "User Creation". If that's already setup that way, good.. but then I'm unsure why the user isn't being logged in automatically. You may want to try disabling those integration plugins altogether, just to see if that fixes the new user problems. If so, let us know, as that can narrow things down considerably.

If that doesn't help, we may need to get into the admin area of the site to look around at your configuration to get to the bottom of it.

As for Like's, anyone can like your page or share it on Facebook simply by pasting the URL into a post. I could even put a Like button on SourceCoast.com, that when clicked, would actually Like one of your pages. You'll only get an email notification from JFBConnect when someone clicks the Like button on your site. If you have more Likes than you're getting emails for, that's a great sign that others are sharing your pages and content!

Hope the

Srdjan,
Thanks for the credentials to the admin area of your site. We spent a lot of time trying to narrow down why the user wasn't being logged in during the registration process, but never got a full grip of it. Basically, what we were seeing was:
1) User clicks login button
2) JFBConnect creates the user correctly
3) JFBConnect logs that user - this works, you can see the user is logged into by going to the User Manager in the admin area
4) JFBConnect redirects the user to the page they were on
5) During this redirect, when the new page loads, something is clearing the user's session, which effectively logs them out

We can't determine what's causing step #5 above, and tried quite hard to figure it out, without disabling too much on your site to make things bad for any visitors that may have been on.

As a workaround, we enabled the "Auto-login Facebook Users" option, which will automatically log them in after the redirect. It's a strange thing to have to enable to fix this, but it does work. It will, however, mean that any user's that have connected to your site through Facebook will be automatically logged in. This may or may not be a good thing.

Hope this helps get you started though, and we'll continue looking at our code to see if there's anything we can come up with. If you know of any extensions on your site that may check the login state of the user and could log that user out for some reason, please let us know.

Thanks, and good luck,
Alex