Connect this site to your Social network?

Yes, if the user is logged into Joomla and clicks those buttons, JFBConnect should 'map' the user's Facebook ID to the Joomla account they are logged in with. Then, if the user returns, they can login with either their Joomla or Facebook credentials.

If you're not seeing that behavior, please let us know what is happening. Also, check the JFBConnect - User Map area in the admin area to verify if the connection between the 2 accounts was made or not.

Thanks,
Alex

Dimitris,
We've been trying to recreate this issue, but can't. We've also never heard of it before, which means that it's likely something more specific to your site.

Can you please try recreating the problem on our demo site? The SCLogin module can be found on the page below. First, click the Register button and create a normal Joomla account. Then, activate it and login. Then, click the "Connect" button and see if that works:
demo.sourcecoast.com/index.php?option=co...cle&id=11&Itemid=175

Depending on how that goes, it will help us understand how to proceed. The only reasons I can see issues happening on your site is if you have browser caching or some other agressive caching enabled.

Let us know how that goes and we'll keep trying to understand why it would be happening on your site. If we can't recreate, we may need admin credentials for your site to understand your configuration more.

Thanks,
Alex

Ahh. I missed your comment that the Facebook button didn't work in IE or Firefox before. The problem is that you have 2 extensions on your site that are inserting the Facebook Javascript library. If you open the source HTMl for your page, and search for "all.js", you'll see the inclusion of that file twice. Once is from JFBConnect, once is from something else.

When that file is included twice, it becomes a race for which one is loaded first. If JFBConnect is loaded first, then the 2nd load will overwrite some of the initial configuration we do to set things up. You'll need to find the other extension that's including the library and either instruct it not to do so (if there is such an option) or disable that extension.

Once that's done, it will likely fix both issues. If not though, let us know and we can investigate further.

Thanks,
Alex

No, that wouldn't be the problem. JFBConnect only inserts the Facebook Javascript library once on a page regardless of how many features of JFBConnect you use. Looking through your page some more, the Like button that's in a div called "VombieLikeButton" is the likely culprit. I'd recommend replacing that 3rd party button with a JFBConnect Like button. That will ensure that JFBConnect is the only one loading the Facebook Javascript library on the page. If not, you'll need to stop that extension from including the library if you want to continue using their button.

Hope that helps narrow things down!
Alex