Linkedin not working latest version

The r_fullprofile permission was removed from JFBConnect in May, 2015, shortly after LinkedIn announced their API changes. We haven't requested that permission since.

I know you've been a customer for a long time, but it seems like you were using a pretty old version. I see you recently re-subscribed. Has the updated version help fix your issue, or are you still encountering it? If so, it's possible there's some leftover value in the database associated with a profile field you are trying to request. That shouldn't happen, but in that case, simply going to the Profiles area of JFBConnect and hitting 'Save' with a newer version of JFBConnect should fix that.

Please let me know if you're still having problems and we'll gladly help investigate further if so.

Thanks,
Alex

We'll gladly help. Can you Private Message me with credentials to one of your sites with the issue? Once in, we'll check why the subscriber ID isn't working and look into where the incorrect r_fullprofile value is coming from. If we come up with some steps to fix it, we'll let you know so you can do the same on your other sites.

Thanks,
Alex

Alright.. Thanks for the credentials. I think we got it going.

In the admin area, the Subscriber ID seemed to work fine. The profiles area wasn't letting me hit 'Save' because all of Autotune wasn't run. I entered Autotune and went to the Network Settings section and clicked the "Fetch Latest Network Settings" button. That updates the JFBConnect configuration with the most up to date settings for authentication to each network. Then, the Profiles area allows us to save (even though no plugins are enabled). I believe that cleared out whatever incorrect profile field was trying to request r_fullprofile.

Then I tried to login on the front-end, but was unable too. When I try, I get the following Javascript error:

(index):1661 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'click' of null
at HTMLAnchorElement.onclick

That's from this code:You should be able to update that Javascript call to:That's the direct way to force a LinkedIn login instead of the getElement..click() thing.

When I called that Javascript directly, I was successfully logged in with LinkedIn.

Hopefully that works for you, but if not let us know!
Alex