jfbc login causing redirect loop.

There's a few things to try to at least hopefully narrow down the cause:
1) Turn off gzip compression in the Global Config area and turn Error Reporting to Maximum. Test and see if you get an error you can send to us which may help diagnose things.
2) Try disabling any profile plugins you have enabled, and see if that fixes the problem. If so, let us know what you disabled.
3) Make sure you don't have any Joomla User or System plugins enabled which are meant to redirect the user after they log in.

Hope that helps get you started, but if not, let us know, and we'll figure out other things to test.

Thanks,
Alex

Tanoah,
To re-enable the Joomla User and Authentication plugins, you'll need to run the following queries on your database:Generally, those plugins should never be disabled for the obvious reasons you unfortunately just ran into.

I'm not sure what you mean by ability to register on each page. The JFBLogin module has an easy link to the registration page of Joomla. From a quick search of Joomla, I found the following module, which shows the registration form. I've never used it, so can't vouch for it. It may get you started though:
extensions.joomla.org/extensions/access-...authentication/15380

Hope that helps,
Alex

With JFBConnect, you can enable an auto registration (like we have on this site) by setting the "New User Creation" to "Facebook User Only". That will automatically pick the user's name and just log them right in.. no forms.

As for auto-registering new users that go through the 'normal' Joomla process, generally, I wouldn't recommend it. You'll get a ton of spam users eventually, and once it's found that your site is easy to register on (and heaven forbid, actually post any content too), you'll get marked as a spammer's paradise. Once this happens, even if you rein things in so that it's not easy to register, you're site will already be on some lists for spammers, and it will continue for a long, long time.

That's one of the advantages with JFBConnect, and why approval isn't necessarily required. It's tied to a Facebook account and you can get their 'real' email address. We've never heard of spammers using their FB accounts, so it's been much more safe/secure in general.

As for using the AJAX register component, no, it shouldn't cause problems. The only problems that arise are from plugins that redirect the user. That's simply because they fire in the middle of JFBConnect's registration process. If that happens, the user is redirected and the rest of our registration code doesn't execute.. which is bad.

Hope that all helps,
Alex

First off, I don't know the Ajaxregister component, so I can't be 100% certain on anything. However, simply having a different registration component for 'normal' Joomla users shouldn't interfere with JFBConnect's registration or login process at all as log as it doesn't try to redirect when we're doing our login process. Other than that, nothing should interfere in either direction.

JFBConnect definitely doesn't interfere with other registration/login extensions, so you shouldn't have any problems there either.

Hope that helps, but if you have problems, just let us know!
Alex