Redirect module vs component

Those are different redirects. The redirect in the component is for when the user logs in through Facebook. That redirect works for any instance of the user logging in, on any page.

The SCLogin module login redirect is for if the user is logging in through Joomla.

So, you can have different redirects for user's with Joomla credentials (per SCLogin form), but not with the Facebook login. That's a limitation of JFBConnect currently. It may be possible to override the redirects on certain pages in a few clever ways if it's critical, but it'd take some time to research and come up with a proper solution.

Let me know,
Alex

Phil,
To do so now, the following code for a custom button should likely work for you. It can be placed anywhere in your code just like a normal link and you can use the image you'd like to use. This isn't part of the SCLogin module though. If you need how to modify that, I can try to help, but that would force any instances of the SCLogin module to go to this redirect location:Additionally, you will need the "Enable Redirection" setting disabled in the main component. If you've set a new user or logging in user redirection, that is always used first. That's why the option isn't in the SCLogin module, as it's generally easier to configure all your redirects for logging in and new users in one place.

As always, you'll need to test and verify that works as you expect.

As for when we'd implement the above, I'm not sure. It's something we get a request for here and there (not terribly often) and so we do have it on our to-do list. However, it will take a bit of work to implement and test across all cases, so we just haven't done it yet in lieu of higher priority tasks. As noted above, the different settings in the component would have to be implemented in the module, and it would get complex to make sure all the SCLogin modules are configured the same way (since that's how most users have seemed to like it).

Hope that explains and helps!
Alex