JFBConnect has built-in integration for JomSocial (and JomSocial has integration for JFBConnect). We don't currently have any additional integration for JSPT, though we know many users who have them both working successfully together. If you aren't using ReadyBytes though, I'd recommend removing it. It's always best to have less extensions on your site than more, if you don't need the additional features.I'm not sure what component is responsible for not allowing JFBconnect to do everything it can potentially do and do not mind getting rid of ready bytes multiple profile type component for I no longer need it.
This should be very easy. Just make sure you have the Social Profiles - JomSocial plugin enabled. Then, configure it in the JFBConnect -> Profiles are to import whatever information you want.To make a long story short I want this component to be able to pull a users name, email, password, and profile picture at the very least that way registration is quick and easy.
JFBConnect doesn't have the ability to approve/deny users based on their email address. The ways I'd recommend setting this up are to enable admin activation so that you can verify users however you want. It sounds like you have this setup how you want though.I set it up this way because my users are college students and I want to only allow email addresses to be restricted to .edu emails and since students in high school before going to college use a different email than their college email I require them to update email.
Lots of questions, but the answer mostly comes down to 'not really'. With JFBConnect, we have the Automatic Registration process which can drastically speed that side of things up.. no forms, profile and avatar are automatically imported. This mode also works with activation, so the account can be created quick, but not let the user login until you want them too.I noticed that on fb's side when a new user is registering sometimes it asks a bunch of questions on top of just asking to put in password or just click continue if they are already signed in.
Would there be a way to streamline the registration process for my site though fb's end and the popout window that pops out when the jfbconnect component is activated???
Ideally I want the process to be as smooth as possible and even want the updating of email to be done in this same window rather than redirecting back to JomSocial registration page.
Yup! There's an option for this in the JFBConnect -> Profiles -> JomSocial area.Also, is it possible to pull their cover photo and make that the cover photo in JomSocial profile?
It should. My guess is that you haven't gone through the approval process for user_status which is what lets your app see the user's status to be able to pull it in.There is also an option for pulling latest status and that also does not work.
JFBConnect doesn't. Fetching and storing user's albums is a hugely taxing process and would be very difficult to do across a broad range of users. If you're just trying to pull *your* album to display on your site, there are some extensions that do that. If you want one that will pull every user of your sites album, I'd be hesitant to use it. You'd need a lot of storage and processing power to manage that and it's not something many sites could do easily.I have seen other extensions on JED that say they can pull more information such as entire albums from fb so I was also wondering if JFBconnect could also do this or if I have to use other extensions to accomplish this via JED.
We have a few different options in the Configuration area of JFBConnect for Automatic Username Prefix. If you have a suggestion for a different automatic name format, let us know.The username is first name with a period and then last name.
I suppose this is okay, but is there a way to change this?
I'm not sure what you mean here.. both email and username are required fields as-is. As for a plugin, no I don't know of any I'd recommend. I'm sure they exist, but making sure they don't cause issues with your other extensions, that expect a username, is something you'll need to test and verify works how you want.Do you guys know if there is a plugin to allow both email AND username just so BOTH can be a valid option?
SCLogin is our improved Joomla login module. It's on this site when you login in the top-right module position of our site. It really is just an improvement of the standard Joomla login module with added features like our social login buttons, the ability to show a user menu (our "My Account" menu, for example) and a pretty easy theme system so you can create your own styles and looks for your site.So what is SCLogin module?
Most of the settings in the SCLogin module are documented. If you want it like on our site, just use the "Modal" option and toggle the other settings to your tastes.And if this is on their end can you help me figure out how I could use SCLogin module style instead in this same popout?
I don't even know what JA ACM is Not going to be able to help you there. There's also a reason why we make a 'functional' extension which doesn't have a lot of styling to it.. it's just not our area of expertise. We like the under-the-hood stuff but try to give the flexibility to customize things to your tastes however we can.I currently have a different style button on my home lading page in a JA ACM module Hero style 4 which is a background video with transparent background color if you are familiar with JA ACM and want to change this button style to the red login button via JS and Socialize template and toolbar module.
The new user redirection setting works for auto and 'normal' registration, if you're using JFBConnect as the registration component. If you are using JFBC's registration form, then after they register, they should go to the new user redirection page.First, cool to hear about first time login redirect feature useful for a welcome page - only question though would be how could I get manual registration users to redirect to the same welcome page?
Fetching the user's avatar and cover photo don't require any additional permission. Getting their last status update does require the "user_posts" permission, which will grow the permissions box a little.So without asking for special permissions and needing fb approval jfbconnect can pull profile picture for avatar, cover photo, and last status and that's it correct?
Permissions are based on the fields you request, not by the amount of stuff you request. Unfortunately, there isn't a good list from Facebook listing the fields available and the permissions they require. The best I can recommend to see all the possible permissions are:I remember discussing with you other JED extensions that claim they can pull a users fb album/s and you mentioned special permissions such as page likes, location, and other personal fb field data and was just wondering what the maximum was before you need special permissions and fb approval.
We store a link to the user's social avatar in JFBConnect so that we can display it in the User Map area. It's only for recognition and ease of use purposes. Not all users have JomSocial or a similar profile extension to store avatars, so we display them there.I also noticed that in back-end of jfbconnect component I see that I have all of my users fb profile pictures pulled when they registered through jfbconnect, but see no option/configuration setting to have this profile picture be the default avatar.
We don't support JSPT by default. We've heard of many users with JSPT and JFBConnect working without issue. However, we don't do any testing with JSPT, so I really don't know what caveats there may be with that.Have other users reported RB JSPT interfering with jfbconnect new user registration process when it comes to pulling fb profile picture???
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