Twitter doesn't allow websites to grab the email address of a user, so they will need to go through a mini-registration process to at least ask their email address. Other information, like name, password, avatar and cover photo can be imported automatically.Twitter login seems to be ok, but still asks for a login after (is this normal?)
JFBConnect doesn't change the standard Joomla registration process whatsoever. I'm not sure where that error is coming from, but the query looks like it is trying to pull an article from K2. JFBConnect isn't making that query and, since it's not during a social login, I don't think there's much we could help you with here.and when I log in with the Joomla Reg, I get the following error:
The issue here looks to be that a really, really old version of the Facebook Javascript library is being included on the page. My guess is that that is coming from the Gavick Facebook integration. If you run the Autotune - Error Checker, the following error is being thrown:I'm running Gavick Pro GAME (which has a social login field for the template). I've tried to turn this off and turn it on. The Facebook login doesn't seem to work,
You'll need to get the other Facebook javascript library removed from the output for Facebook authentication to work. For reference, the specific block looks like:Test: Facebook Javascript library inclusion
Fail: Another Facebook extension is installed, including the Facebook Javascript library, and may conflict.
jQuery(window).load(function() {
(function(){
if(!document.getElementById('fb-root')) {
var root = document.createElement('div');
root.id = 'fb-root';
document.getElementById('gkfb-root').appendChild(root);
var e = document.createElement('script');
e.src = document.location.protocol + '//connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js';
e.async = true;
document.getElementById('fb-root').appendChild(e);
}
})();
});K2 still uses the older deprecated (for the past 3ish years!) Facebook Javascript all.js file. JFBConnect uses the recommended sdk.js library. Having both on your page makes unpredictable behavior and breaks functionality such as social widgets or login. We always recommend removing the all.js inclusion as there is no support for Facebook for that library.Edit: Obviously I'm no coder, but from what I've gathered, there seems to be old javascript or social programing in K2, yet I was under the impression that JFBConnect was compatible with K2. Is it not really (or anymore)?
mel wrote: K2 still uses the older deprecated (for the past 3ish years!) Facebook Javascript all.js file. JFBConnect uses the recommended sdk.js library. Having both on your page makes unpredictable behavior and breaks functionality such as social widgets or login. We always recommend removing the all.js inclusion as there is no support for Facebook for that library.
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