SCLogin gets Internal Error does not log into site logs into Facebook

I have read all the posts I can find on this topic and still having issues. The login is on this page: mylastresort.org/index.php/training

I have tried to log in, the pop-up comes up and when I log in it redirects to this page (Suppose to be Home) mylastresort.org/index.php?option=com_jf...LnBocC90cmFpbmluZw== with a internal error. Even when I turn off redirect it just refreshes the current page without logging me or registering me into the website. It does however log me into facebook.

I have checked the App settings in Facebook and all configuration settings.

I have also checked the following as per a previous post with no luck:

First, the easy stuff:
1) Make sure the JFBC authentication and user plugins are enabled
2) If you have any other Facebook related extensions, temporarily disable them and test.
3) If you're using an SEF extension, try disabling it temporarily, and see if that fixes the problem (if so, we can help you re-enable it)
4) Try turning on "Automatically Login Facebook Users" and see if that logs you in
5) Enable a different template and try to login.

Please help with this issue. Thank you

rancox wrote: I have read all the posts I can find on this topic and still having issues. The login is on this page: mylastresort.org/index.php/training

I have tried to log in, the pop-up comes up and when I log in it redirects to this page (Suppose to be Home) mylastresort.org/index.php?option=com_jf...LnBocC90cmFpbmluZw== with a internal error. Even when I turn off redirect it just refreshes the current page without logging me or registering me into the website. It does however log me into facebook.

I have checked the App settings in Facebook and all configuration settings.

I have also checked the following as per a previous post with no luck:

First, the easy stuff:
1) Make sure the JFBC authentication and user plugins are enabled
2) If you have any other Facebook related extensions, temporarily disable them and test.
3) If you're using an SEF extension, try disabling it temporarily, and see if that fixes the problem (if so, we can help you re-enable it)
4) Try turning on "Automatically Login Facebook Users" and see if that logs you in
5) Enable a different template and try to login.

Please help with this issue. Thank you

Hello,
looking at your site we could not find the LOGIN form to test it, but we could see a lot of JS being loaded that might cause some issues.

try disabling as many plugins/modules as possible and also change to one of the default template (i.e beez), and see if that helps.

Mati

Thanks for the answer. I will disable some of the plug-ins. The login form is at mylastresort.org/index.php/training I can move it to the home page if you need it there to use it. I also have tried defferent templates as well and it did the same thing.

Randal

rancox wrote: Thanks for the answer. I will disable some of the plug-ins. The login form is at mylastresort.org/index.php/training I can move it to the home page if you need it there to use it. I also have tried defferent templates as well and it did the same thing.

Randal

it'd be best if you could add a clean page as I described above.

O.K. changed the site to the Beez temoplate and added the login to the main page mylastresort.org/ I have also disabled as many plugins and modules as I could and the site (my template) still works. It went from 18 JS running to 13.

Randal

That seems to be working now, the problem then must be the template, to keep from having to rebuild this website is there anything that I can do to the template to make it work with what I have already built?

rancox wrote: That seems to be working now, the problem then must be the template, to keep from having to rebuild this website is there anything that I can do to the template to make it work with what I have already built?

Happy to hear you've found the problem - it's a good start.
there is no magic trick for solving this issue, the first thing you must do is find what is causing it exactly.

I'd start by putting back the template, and slowly adding JS libraries (if they are part of the template, just comment them and uncomment one-by-one).