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I have a problem when I try to accept the my "Login to Facebook" step on facebook. At the first attemt to accept it to take my profile information it tries to download a index.php file. If I abort and hit accept again it does work. What could this be?

I have to day tried to use the Facebook account solution on our site insted of a full blown joomla registration.

The site is www.theperfectoworld.com
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Claes,
I just tried to login through Facebook, and it worked fine.. except after I was redirected to your site, it was a white page with the following:
http://www.theperfectworld.com/index.php?option=com_jbolo&action=startchatsession&_=1318515301754#_=_
{
			"username": "500",
			"show": "Alex Sourcecoast",
			"me": "me",
			"items": [
						      ]
	}
I'm assuming you're debugging something, but if not, that's obviously an issue. It looks to be from JBolo.

If you're still seeing the index.php login problem, let me know if there's any steps I should use to reproduce it (delete my app from FB to get the full permissions dialog, certain browser, etc)

Thanks,
Alex
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Hm I ve seen that code aswell in Safari.. Did you use safari to se that jbolo thing?. I am not debugging something. I did check the jbolo chat function though and updated it to latest (from 2.9.1 to 2.9.3) just now hoping something was fixed.

I did get this downloading index.php file again when testing.
I do this:
Im testing with Firefox 7.0.1 .. I delete my application from facebook, delete my user account and then hit the Login with Facebook button on theperfectworld.com to gett full autentication. After this I get this download index.php.
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deleted your account for you to test!
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Claes,
I just tested with Firefox and was able to see it trying to download the index.php file. I downloaded the file, and in it was exactly what I showed above (only with a new user id):
{
			"username": "503",
			"show": "Alex Sourcecoast",
			"me": "me",
			"items": [
						      ]
	}
Some browsers react differently to webpages that don't have the proper formatting (html, head, body sections). Chrome/Safari, which both use the same underlying rendering technology, seem to be showing that output on the screen. Firefox is thinking that you're trying to download something. The end result is the same though, some extension is trying to print out some diagnostic stuff and exiting.

I don't know what it is, but that code isn't anything JFBConnect would be doing. I'd recommend disabling features or narrowing down when the problem started to figure out what changed around then.

Hope that helps get you started,
Alex
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