Facebook API Error

I'm assuming this is the Configuration Error in red? If you're seeing that, make sure that Site URL and Base URL's are setup correctly in the Facebook Developer app and that you've properly set the API Key, Secret Key, and App ID in the JFBConnect configuration area.

If you're still seeing the error, try enabling the Authentication, User, and System plugins and enable the JFBCLogin module and try to login. Even though we post that possible misconfiguration error, there are times when authentication still works just fine.

Finally, if none of the above works, can you please post (or private message us) the URL to the front-end of your site? That may help us determine the cause.

I'm not sure your application is setup properly. Normally, you should be able to visit your application's page at the link below (this is using your application ID):

www.facebook.com/apps/application.php?id=251428321550426

However, that link just redirects to Facebook's home page. That's a good indicator that something's not correct with the application setup. Did you follow the steps in our configuration guide for setting up your app? Either way, I'd check your settings, or possibly even create a new application and try not to change too many settings from what we recommend.

If you know why the application page isn't working, for any reason, that will definitely help us along. For reference, our application page for SourceCoast is below:

www.facebook.com/apps/application.php?id=116488908376294

Alex

Since your site isn't open, if you're ok with it, the easiest next step is for us to simply get into the site to debug the issue you're having. If you can, please send us a Private Message with a set of super admin credentials. You can PM me by clicking the arrow under my name (<----) and then the mail icon.

As for the code for the customer registration page, if you have easy access to modify that template, you'll simply want to add the text code below to the form, and JFBConnect will add the Login With Facebook button automatically:
Thanks, and we'll get you setup soon!

kamuchuuu,
Thanks for the Private Message. I got into your site, and found the cause. I guess I misread this thread a little because you mentioned the "Facebook API Error: Protocol https not supported or disabled in libcurl" in the topic description, but that didn't get sucked into the first post, so I missed it.

The problem your having is simply a server configuration issue. To communicate with Facebook, we use a method called "curl" which sends normal http requests to Facebook from your server. Facebook requires these connections to go over a secure connection (SSL) since we're sending and receiving private user information. Your server is setup to support SSL for things like mail and for your website, but SSL support for curl has been disabled. This is very uncommon, actually, but can hopefully be enabled pretty easily by your hosting company.

Can you contact them, and see how they respond? Basically, just say "An extension I'm using on my website requires SSL over CURL support. Can you please enable this functionality?"

To check this setting, you can go to Site -> System Information in the admin area, and then click the PHP tab. If you search for "curl", you'll find the following configuration information:
cURL support enabled
cURL Information libcurl/7.20.0 zlib/1.2.3

Once fixed, the 2nd line should look something like (the difference being the inclusion of OpenSSL):
cURL Information libcurl/7.20.0 OpenSSL/0.9.8b zlib/1.2.3

Hope this helps, and please let us know if how it goes,
Alex

Noriko,
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Thanks,
Alex