error on facebook login

Danny,
I'll be moving this post to the Joomla 2.5 forums after I respond, just so you know to look there...

Sometimes, Facebook just runs into hiccups. Not sure if that was what happened today (we don't have any other reports). Some things to check though are whether you are using www or no www to access the site. Sometimes, your Facebook app can be accidentally configured to work with only one. Autotune should fix that though.

I did just try your site though, and am getting a notice that your account is suspended for some reason. Just thought you should know if you haven't see the message yet.

Thanks,
Alex

Danny,
When I try to login, I seem to go to a 404 (Page Doesn't Exist) error page. Is that what you're seeing?

If so, can you let me know what SEF extension you're using, if any? It seems like something is interfering with our URLs as the page being redirected to should definitely exist.

Also, are you using multiple languages on your site, and are any specifically assigned only to certain templates?

Thanks,
Alex

Danny,
I'm not sure what Qlue 404 is doing, but I disabled that plugin, and our page loads fine. For some reason, it's thinking that our page doesn't exist.. which it obviously does, since when that plugin is disabled, it works.

I don't have any real solutions, unfortunately, for fixing the issue since I don't know that extension. I'd recommend contacting their developer who can hopefully help.

Thanks for the access to the site, and definitely let us know if there's anything else we can help with!

Alex

Danny,
Thanks for the update. We just did a bunch of testing on your site, but honestly, don't have a great answer. Unfortunately, I tried setting your Error Reporting to "Development" in the admin area, and that's preventing the page from being pulled back correctly due to the issues that are coming up.

Can you please edit your configuration.php file and change the following parameters:
public $error_reporting = 'development';
Set that to 'none':
public $error_reporting = 'none';

That will get rid of the messages on the front-end, and let you login to the admin area. I can only assume that some error message will appear on the login view if we set it error reporting to 'maximum', and that will help diagnose the problem.

Sorry for making that switch. I didn't imagine it was going to prevent access to the admin area.

Thanks,
Alex