5.1.1 Questions

No problem for the v5.1.1 release. It was necessary due to a few bugs being reported with the initial release, though nothing major. For the amount of changes in v5.1.0, we're very please with how smooth it's been. The next major release (v5.2) is targeted for October with Twitter integration. Until then, we'll release any minor releases as necessary as things arise.

As to your questions, if you're using JomSocial v3.0, there's an option to integrate with JFBConnect automatically. When enabled, the social login buttons should show automatically. If you're using an earlier version, the {JFBCLogin} or the HTML you mentioned above is the best way to go. The {JFBCLogin} should add the FB login and G+ login buttons wherever you put it. The custom HTML has a lot more flexibility for your own custom image though.

And noob question but is the img src relative to the root? So maybe I were to keep the images in /images/jfbconnect/ if it were in the root images folder.

The path should either be relative, which is relative to the root, or a full URL using your full domain.com/link-to-image.jpg path.

Another potentially noob question but should I have uninstalled 5.0.1 first or was it ok to install 5.1.1 right over it?

Either way works. We try to make things easy.. so you're free to uninstall first or just install over the top. Either way, JFBConnect will detect what you've done and update things accordingly.

I hope that helps, but if you have any other questions, just let me know.

Thanks,
Ale

To your other question about the template file, I'm pretty sure it's guest.denied.php

I hope that helps,
Alex

Those buttons are automatically added to the standard Joomla login page whenever you have the "Integrate with Joomla Login" setting enabled. That setting has been in JFBConnect for a while, but we used to use the smaller blue "Login with Facebook" button. In 5.1, we updated to the larger image buttons and also added G+ (if enabled).

To use your own, you should disable that feature and create a template override of /components/com_users/views/login/default_login.php . In the override, you can add buttons however you want and wherever you want.

We are planning (likely in v5.2) an option in the admin area to set the default buttons that are used when automatically added to various areas of the site or using the {JFBCLogin} tag. Selections would be any of the built-in ones we have or your own custom images for each of the providers (FB, G+ and, in that release, Twitter).

Thanks,
Alex