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14 years 8 months ago #13823 by sigalon
Hi there,
When I try logging into my site via FB, I receive an error:
Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on a non-object in /home/tiranham/domains/tiranmakeup.co.il/public_html/components/com_jfbconnect/controllers/loginregister.php on line 132Maybe you happen to think what could cause this. I matched the intire configuration of the site's components- CB and JFB to a working site, and still the error appears.
I would appreciate your assistance as you always support here at Source Coast.

Sigal
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14 years 8 months ago #13830 by alzander
We just released v4.0.2 of JFBConnect yesterday which should address this issue. It was very rare, and depended on a few events happening.

Once you upgrade, you shouldn't have that issue anymore, but if you run into anything else, just let us know.

Thanks,
Alex
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14 years 8 months ago #13833 by sigalon
Hi,
Thank you, I will try this solution.
If I have already installed and configured the current version; must I uninstall it and configure everything all over again???
Thank you,

Sigal
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14 years 8 months ago #13835 by alzander
No, simply install it again. You don't need to uninstall JFBConnect, or any of the modules/plugins first. All your settings should remain intact, and it should be a very quick process. However, we always recommend:
1. Checking your settings to make sure they are how you want them
2. Cleaning the Joomla Cache.
3. Test!

Let us know if that fixes your problem. We did a bit of testing for the issue, and implemented it on a user's site with the issue. Again though, it was rare, and hard to recreate, so would love your feedback.

Thanks,
Alex
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14 years 8 months ago #13855 by sigalon
Hi Alex,
1.Upgrading the JFBC version really did do it's charm. It works good now.
2.I am having a little difficulty with the comments module. I set in -JFBconnect-->social---> plugin comments parameters as attached in print screen.
In the Article Setting I included 4 articles ID's, yet it does not appear in the each article.
3.I also tried inserting the code- *JFBCComments href=http://www.tiranmakeup.co.il width=480 num_posts=3 colorscheme=dark*
BUT when I write to one article a comment- it appears in all articles which is a no-good for me... Should I be writing a more specific href URL? How can I do it automatically ?
4.And another thing- as the site's administrator- where can I manage the comments?In the back-end? the front-end? delete, edit them? can I change the order of comments?
5.When I comment on a specific article and publish it on facebook- on my Wall I have a little picture. I can I set it so the little picture is the articles picture and not just a picture from the site?
Thank you!!!!
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14 years 8 months ago #13867 by alzander
1) Very glad to hear that 4.0.2 worked for you. It was a tricky bug, and glad it seems we stomped it out.
2) Not sure why it's not automatically showing up. Please make sure:
* You're in the article view.. not a blog view, as you have it set to only show in article views
* The JFBCContent plugin is enabled
* Finally, try setting the Frontpage, Section, and Category view settings to show the comment box at the bottom, just to test. If it works, that will help narrow things down.

3) When you specify an href in the {JFBCComments} tag, all tags with that href will be the same, even if on different pages. The href should either be the final destination URL of the article. If you don't specify it, the URL will be for the 'current' page it's displayed on, which may work if you only let the comment box be shown when in an article.

4) You can administer the comments on the page itself, if you are the Facebook Administrator of the app and logged in. There should be a "moderate" link under each comment. Alternatively, you can moderate in the Comment Moderation Tool:
developers.facebook.com/tools/comments

5) The picture comes from Open Graph tags. In the Social configuration -> Open Graph area of JFBConnect, you can set it to automatically fetch the first image from an article to use. Alternatively, you can specify the image for each article/page individually by adding the following tag to the page:
{JFBCGraph image=http://site.com/link-to-image.jpg}
Please note, updating Open Graph tags can take 1-3 days for Facebook to notice the change.

Hope that all helps!
Alex
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