Login in pop-up/lightbox

There's a few ways to do this. We'd recommend you find a lightbox extension that can display a module in the pop-up. Things like RokBox work well, but there are plenty others. Then, you'll simply need to show the JFBCLogin module in this pop-up. JFBConnect doesn't do it natively, but hopefully the above will get you started.

Some modules, be aware, will require you to use a custom Login With Facebook button, instead of the default we use. That's because there can be Javascript conflicts between Facebook and the pop-up. A custom button will let you use any image, or text, for the button. You can read more about how to do that below, starting with the 2nd question:
www.sourcecoast.com/extensions/jfbconnec...on-support-questions

Hope this helps, but if not, or you have other questions, let us know!

Mark,
It's the same answer as above. You'll need to use a custom image to work in the RokBox pop-up, you can't use the default fb:login-button that we use in the Login module.

Look at the following question in the Common Support Questions area, and hopefully you'll be able to implement this easily into either the JFBCLogin module, or the login module of your choice. Of course, if you need help, just let us know!
"Can I use a custom image for the Login With Facebook button?"

There shouldn't be a dns lookup at all if the file is on the same domain as your site already. Browsers cache the dns lookups, so if you're looking at a page at domain.com, any images from domain.com/images don't need the lookup.

Either way, yeah, you can use relative links links for the image without any issue: <img src="/images/my-better-facebook-login-button.jpg"...

Good luck, and glad to hear that worked. That workaround was specifically for Rokbox issues, but also allows for a little more flexibility in the login button, which was a somewhat common request.

Mark,
I'm assuming your using RokBox to pop-up the JFBCLogin module. If not, let us know. To do what you're looking for, you want to create a template override of the JFBCLogin template file. All the steps are below:
1) Copy /modules/mod_jfbclogin/tmpl/default.php to /templates/<YOUR_TEMPLATE>/html/mod_jfbclogin/default.php
2) Edit the new default.php file
3) Look for the lines below (around line 40)And replace it with:
Hope that helps, but if you have other questions, just let us know!