Topic-icon No non-mapped user can log on using normal login

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I'm setting up a site with approx 180 users. Only 2 are currently mapped to Facebook. However, no other user can log on. Only the two that are mapped. Is this normal?
I would like to allow all registered users to log on, either with or without facebook logon.
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14 years 2 weeks ago #22989 by alzander
Ingmar,
How are the users trying to login? With standard Joomla credentials? There's no reason JFBConnect should prevent standard Joomla logins, so I'm a bit unsure (or confused) about what is happening.

Are you creating the users manually, or are they creating their own accounts? With the account you login to the admin area, can you login to the front-end with that account or not?

Any information you can provide would greatly help.

Thanks,
Alex
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Alex,

OK, so I published the SCLogin module and the JFBC health check runs OK.
The users where created with ARRA user import, but that doesn't seem to be relevant, as I just created manually an entry in your name, and that doesn't work either.
There are 2 users which have a mapping to JFBC, those work (frontend login). The others don't.
It may be something in my settings, but as far as I can see, everything is correct.
I'll sent you login details both for admin and for your account over PM.
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14 years 2 weeks ago #23019 by alzander
Ingmar,
Thanks for the credentials. I logged into the admin area and enabled the standard Joomla login module. I still couldn't login through that. Looking into it more, the "action" URL for the login form was set to "/nl/". I disabled sh404SEF, which changed the action URL to just "/" (which seemed more correct). I was then able to login through either the SCLogin or Joomla login module.

Not sure what is going on with sh404SEF, but the issue lies with that extension. I'd contact them for further assistance or disable it so that users can login through Joomla.

Hope that helps,
Alex
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Thx Alex,

apparently a SH404SEF issue. Although in the general configuration I set do not translate, it obviously did. So I disabled all component translations manually (on top of the general do not translate setting), and now it works.

I'll report this to the sh404sef team.
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14 years 2 weeks ago #23032 by alzander
Yeah, definitely strange. Either way, glad we got something going for you.

Good luck,
Alex
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