Trying to figure out how to use JFBC to log in

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1) As Melissa noted in her original response, we use the SCLogin module in the top right of our page. The SCLogin module has an option for a modal popup view and it will show the standard Joomla login page along with the social login buttons. We don't have a built-in option to place the SCLogin modal popup in a menu position. In our Common Support Questions area for the SCLogin module, we have an item that describes how to make the modal popup work in a menu item:
www.sourcecoast.com/sclogin/documentatio...n-support-questions/

2) Again, as Melissa mentioned, there is an option for "integrate with Joomla login" in the JFBConnect -> Configuration area. When enabled, JFBConnect will automatically show the social network login icons you have configured in both the Login and Registration views. I'm not really sure what you're asking here, but hopefully that helps get you going.

3) Please see number 1

I hope that helps,
Alex

1) How can I style the module to integrate into the top right module position you see on the page?

Yes, this is a template and CSS issue.

However, you could also try the suggestion on the www.sourcecoast.com/sclogin/documentatio...n-support-questions/ page for using Modules Anywhere to insert the module into a menu item.

How can I cut the length of the module box off, so it looks more like what you have on your home page?

I don't see the module at the link www.intelligenthustler.com/TEST_SERVER/TEST_iheartsin/ so please take a screenshot to tell me what you are talking about.

I have a different registration for for Hikashop. Is there a way for JFBConnect to handle the log in and registration for that component? Right now, it looks like it add social buttons, but the reg form is different and user is not given any indication what the social buttons are used for.

For Hikashop integration, JFBConnect currently only provides a social profiles plugin. When configured properly and the user clicks on any of the social network buttons to log in, any mapped profile data from the social network will be pulled into HikaShop.

Looking at the hikashop checkout form, it looks like they are just loading the Joomla Users component registration form. Since you have the Integrate into Joomla Login option enabled, that is why the social network buttons are being displayed here. To remove the social network buttons from here, you would need to do a template override for /components/com_hikashop/views/checkout/tmpl/login.php

For 1) that is actually a module position, not a menu. Where do I change the CSS of SCLogin? I have this code from the template.

SCLogin lets you create or edit one of our already defined themes very easily. For information on the files to create or edit, see our theme guide for the SCLogin module .

For 2) This is what I mean by wanting to "cut off"

When you're editing the CSS above, add the following style, which will fix the overhang:

New 3) How do I get the module to act like the one on your home page after log in? In mine, it keeps a box on the module with some overlaid text. I thought "Joomla Login Redirection URL" would leave them on the same page, but it loads a blank on e instead.

I'm not sure what you mean here. After you authenticate, you should be brought to whatever page you select in the JFBConnect -> Configuration area. I'm not sure what you mean by 'a box on the module with some overlaid text'. I also can't test because there's a FB error message about your app not being configured correctly when I try. Please fix that error or post a picture and more of a description of what's going on and we'll gladly help further.

Thanks,
Alex

Please PM me login credentials for a Joomla user on the front-end. When I attempt to create a user at www.intelligenthustler.com/TEST_SERVER/T...eate-an-account.html there is an error since it doesn't look like your reCaptcha has been set up correctly. Therefore, I cannot test how the SCLogin setting for the joomla login redirection is working.

Additionally, it does not seem like your Facebook application is set up correctly either, as I am receiving the following error when attempting to create a user via FB:
"Given URL is not allowed by the Application configuration.: One or more of the given URLs is not allowed by the App's settings. It must match the Website URL or Canvas URL, or the domain must be a subdomain of one of the App's domains." Therefore, I also cannot test how the two redirection settings in the JFBConnect component are working either.

When login using your home page, I stay on the same page

Please give me the specific URL that you are on when you log in. When the above errors are fixed, I can look into it further. Are the values for all three of the following settings 'Same Page'?
1. Components > JFBConnect > Configuration > New User Redirection
2. Components > JFBConnect > Configuration > Returning User Redirection
3. SCLogin > Login View Settings > Joomla Login Redirection URL

there is no expanded box around the login (like you see in my screenshot).

The extra info around the log out button is controlled by settings in SCLogin. The "Connect this site to your social buttons" text and Google/Twitter buttons can be turned off by setting the Logout View Settings > Show Connect Account Button(s) option to Hide. The Welcome USERS_NAME text on the left of the button can be turned off by setting the Logout View Settings > Greeting option to None.