Both, actually. The social login features on that image are from JFBConnect. The username/password fields are controlled by EasySocial.So is this the login from Easy Social or JFBConnect?
That portion is controlled by EasySocial. I'm not sure what's happening there, but StackIdeas has great support and should be able to help narrow things down.When I try and enter a new user name and password into 'register' I get shown the following at the top of the page
That does look like our popup, but I can't be certain just from an image. Again, the social login buttons are from JFBConnect. The top portion, even if it's our module, uses the standard Joomla user component to perform the authentication / login of existing users.If I click on the joomla login button, I get this pop up, which is normal and I believe is a JFBConnect login screen, please correct me if I am wrong.
That's 100% EasySocial.When I click on register I get the following registration screen, again could someone tell me if this is an Easy social login screen or a JFBConnect screen?
That definitely narrows things down. JFBConnect is managing the social logins. I'm glad to hear they are working perfectly. The other issues you mention are not caused by JFBConnect.. at least not directly. If StackIdeas comes back noting any issues that may be caused by JFBConnect, we'll gladly investigate.I cannot get my users to register with my site unless they use the social media logins, which do all work perfectly, but I should be able to have a normal login as well.
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