Login Form & SCLogin - How to ?!?

Fantastic, and no problem for the help. We're always happy to hear when users get a solution that works for them. Joomla has a ton of moving parts by itself. Adding Facebook and all the other integration and features you want can be difficult, so it's great to hear when things all come together.

Thanks again for the updates, and should you need anything else, just let us know.
Alex

I can still Register through joomla ? ...and than Login with FB connecting the joomla account (same email)

Yes, if you register through Joomla and have the "Automatically connect users by email" setting enabled, when they click the Login with Facebook button, their Joomla account will automatically be associated with their Facebook one.

When data has ben imported automatically, What's happen if I change my datas in FB? All times I login JFBConnect check them ?

The standard name and email fields of Joomla will not be changed if you update them in Facebook. If you are using a profile plugin for importing information into JomSocial or other 3rd party extensions, you can choose if you want that information updated every time they login.

go to egulp.org and take a look charging the page on SCLogin: Why the Facebook login button override "Register for this site" ?

This was a temporary bug that Facebook introduced and should be fixed now.

If I try to login with a not valid user the index.php/component/users/?view=login page will appear:

Where are you logging in with an invalid user? In the Facebook popup, Joomla login module, etc?

Where the "Register for this site" appear as "Don't have an account?"
I think the difference depend only on language file. Why do you use differents terms from joomla ?

That's not text coming from JFBConnect. I don't know what page that is

If I click on "Don't have an account?" the /index.php?option=com_cck&view=form&layout=edit&type=user&Itemid=0

The URL of that page is to an component called "CCK". That's likely where your language text (above) is coming from and also where you'd want to make changes to the Login Name * (or other fields) that you want to change. That is not related to JFBConnect.

Hope that answers all your questions, but if not, let me know.

Thanks,
Alex

Joomleb,
The Joomla Login module actually uses the text "Create an account". The User Component uses the text "Don't have an account". So, there are inconsistencies in Joomla itself.

The SCLogin module should probably be updated to "Create an account". The "Register for this site" text was the default text in Joomla 1.5 and seems we just carried it forward. You can edit our language strings in /language/xx_YY/mod_sclogin.ini

For the positioning, in the user component login page, we simply append the button to the output of that component. That's the most compatible way of doing it for all browsers. You're free to edit either the SCLogin module's template to move the button. Alternatively, you can disable the "Integrate with Joomla Registration" setting in JFBConnect and edit the User Component template files and add the {JFBCLogin} tag exactly where you want it to go.

As for working with Seblod, JFBConnect makes standard Joomla users. Seblod should see them as normal users who registered through Joomla. Is there a specific issue you're running into or integration question you're asking about?

Thanks,
Alex

We don't have an option in the SCLogin for horizontal yet. It's something we're hoping to get in over the next 2 months. In the meantime, you'd need to use CSS or template overrides to change the looks how you want.

For Seblod, if they have their own registration page, that shouldn't be a problem. JFBConnect uses it's own registration form when a user is registering through Facebook as well. Both extensions should be creating normal Joomla users, so you shouldn't have a problem with the visitors on your site however they register.

Of course, the best thing to do is test, test, and test some more. If you run into any issues, let me know, and we'll help how we can.

Hope that helps,
Alex