Issues with JFBC and easysocial

Loïc,
That looks to be an issue with how we're trying to fetch the user's avatar. In that case, the user isn't even logged in, so those PHP Notices are being thrown. Those are not actual errors, just notifications that something isn't quite right.

We'll look into fixing those. In the meantime, I'd recommend setting the Error Reporting setting in the Joomla -> Global Configuration area to "None". That will hide those notices so that they aren't showing up on your page like they are now.

I hope that helps get you started, but if you run into anything else, just let me know.

Thanks,
Alex

I just went to your site, and I can't find the JFBConnect login buttons anywhere. I see the EasySocial Facebook login button, but that's not related to our integration. You should disable their basic Facebook integration if you want to use the advanced profile import and multiple-social network integration of JFBConnect.

For further testing, please let us know where and how we should be testing.

Thanks,
Alex

loïc,
I just tried logging in using Facebook on multiple pages. Each time, that page didn't redirect and reloaded on the current page. I tried on the home page, /blog, and in a specific blog article. In each case, the page loaded as I'd expect.

Can you tell me more about how I should be testing? From what I can tell, everything is working properly for me.

Thanks,
Alex

Sorry for the delayed response. For some reason the security token that should be set with the SCLogin module's login form is incorrect. I'm not sure why that would be happening.

Can you try going to the Joomla -> Global Configuration area and turning Caching to "Off" and testing again? If that works, then check if you have the System - Cache plugin enabled. If so, please try re-enabling caching but disabling the Global Configuration caching and let us know what happens then.

The tests above will help narrow down what could be going wrong, and hopefully get you something that works for you right now.

Thanks,
Alex