JFBConnect looping issues

I'm not seeing the Javascript errors in the console that you mention. When I try to login with Facebook, I'm seeing the following message:

Error - The specified feature has been temporarily disabled for this application

That message is only shown if I am logged out of Facebook and have to enter my credentials into the popup. If I'm already logged in, the box just goes away and nothing happens. Both are strange results.

The only thing I can guess is that you have some restrictions placed on your Facebook application. Can you go to the Facebook Developer Area and check that:
* Sandbox Mode is Disabled
* There are no geographic restrictions on your app
* There are no age limits on your app
* There are no other restrictions (IP Whitelist, etc)

Autotune should configure everything pretty well, but if you modified some settings int he app, it could have caused a problem.

Again, something strange is happening since you're seeing different Javascript errors. The errors I see are:Those may be causing some issues with the Facebook or JFBConnect Javascript, but I really don't think that's the cause.

Let me know if that helps get you started or what you find in your app and we'll gladly keep help investigating.

Thanks,
Alex

I've been looking into it and trying to debug. The cause of the problem is that JFBConnect isn't able to set a specific cookie on your site that we need to do. This is set through the browser using Javascript and not on the server side and being sent to the user.

I'm not sure why the cookie can't be set. It could be the cookie check script your using, but we haven't ever seen issues with those types of plugins before. In the Chrome Javascript console, just trying the code below still won't set the cookie:Without being able to set that, I can't login at all. I'm not sure why others are having looping issues or other things, but here's what I'd suggest testing/trying:
* Upgrade to JFBConnect v5.1.2. - You have some Javascript errors showing in your console right now. Those could be interfering with JFBConnect and the v5.1.2 release has an improved jQuery inclusion system to clear up a lot of conflicts
* Try disabling the cookie approval plugin you have, temporarily, to see if that helps.
* In JFBConnect, disable the "Show 'logging in' Popup" setting. That uses jQuery and Bootstrap Javascript and is just one more thing to process during logging in. Less is better right now for diagnosing things.

The good news is that I'm no longer seeing the "This function has been disabled" box, which means the locale change lifted that restriction (I'm in the US).

Thanks,
Alex