Error in loginregister.php on line 132

That error is saying that it can't find the Joomla user that you're trying to login with.. which could mean the user wasn't properly created during registration or wasn't properly connected to the user's Facebook account.

Are you creating a new user when you try to login (first time registration), logging in on the left-hand side of the Login/registration form (to connect your Facebook user to an existing account), or something else?

Finally, can you make sure that the JFBConnect User, JFBConnect Authentication, and JFBConnect System plugins are all enabled? Also, check the JFBConnect overview page in the admin area, and see if there are any notices or warnings about your configuration.

Thanks,
Alex

Yes, JFBConnect should be creating the user automatically.. and obviously, not throwing an error And yes, we take support very seriously.

We've honestly not heard of this issue before, so forgive the extra questions. I just looked at your site, and the front-end HTML code look good.. no obvious problems. I see you're using the JFBCFan module too, without issues. Can you let me know:
1) Are you using any of the JFBConnect profile plugins? If so, can you try disabling them and see if that resolves the issue.
2) Do you have anything else installed on your site that may affect how user registration normally is handled? Special plugins to check registering users, or anything like that?
3) Do you have any sort of Joomla firewall or security extensions installed?
4) Can you post (or private message me) the URL to the page with the Login module or {JFBCLogin} tag?

Finally, as mentioned, we haven't seen this issue before, so it's a new one for us. We'll do what we can to help, but if possible, admin access to the site can always help us investigate a lot faster.

Thanks,
Alex

Thanks for the credentials. I just got into the site, and really didn't see too much out of the ordinary. So, I enabled the JFBClogin module you had made (in the right side) and tried to log in. I was brought to the Login/Register page, filled out my username and password, and everything worked as expected. I never saw the error you mentioned. The JFBCLogin module is currently back to disabled.

Of course, that doesn't mean your crazy. There are some things I noticed on your site that you may want to play with, and some other suggestions are below:
1) In sh404SEF, I set it to 'skip' creating pretty URLs for JFBConnect. We only have one URL, and that's the login/register page, and it's not something that needs to be pretty. This is the only change I made on your site.
2) You have a plugin for the Wibya toolbar enabled. I didn't see that bar, but it's caused issues on other sites because of it's Facebook integration. I would recommend disabling this, or at least disabling the Facebook features (Like/Send, etc) of that toolbar.
3) jBotelo, a minifier compressor is installed. We work with jBotelo, and many other compressors, but for debugging and sanity purposes, I would recommend disabling this for now as well.

Another thing to look out for: When you click the Login With Facebook button, and are brought to the next page, you should see "Welcome Bob", or whatever your first name is, at the top. Also, you have it set to hide email addresses, so you shouldn't see the email address field in the form. If your first name, or the email field is showing, that could be a sign that JFBConnect isn't properly pulling your profile or communicating with Facebook. In that case, I'd recommend:
1) Trying a different Facebook user to login with
2) Trying a different browser, at least, and different computer if possible.

Finally, in no way should you ever see that error. We messed up, and I have a note in our bug tracker to test better for the creation of the user and fail more gracefully. Sorry you're running into this issue, but we will get you fixed up.

You can disable my account for now, until I hear back from you at least

Alex

Whew is right!

Yes, the plugins are definitely required.. while the error should never be displayed as it is (and we'll be fixing that in the next version), without the plugins enabled during normal operation, it's possible that many strange things could happen.

I'm glad you got it all figured out though, and hopefully, that was all (or at least the worst) of it.

Should you need anything else, don't hesitate to get in touch,
Alex