Question on login use

This is not something JFBConnect supports out of the box. We really focus on registrations only, but you could definitely modify things to pre-fill out your own form if that's what you wanted to do. Our Social Profile plugins can let you redirect the user to your own custom page after they register and then pre-fill any fields on that page.

In general, that should work even if the user never creates an account. That's not something we've ever investigated or tried to implement though, so it would definitely take some development work to get JFBConnect to pre-fill the fields on your form above. If you have a developer, we can gladly help point you in the right direction. I don't think it'd be a herculean effort to get things going.

Nope

First step is copying the /socialprofiles/jomsocail/ plugin to your own plugin name. Update the names from JomSocial to whatever you call the plugin. The *only* functions you should need are:
__construct
prefillRegistration
getProfileFields - Returns an array of fields to be displayed in the JFBConnect -> Profiles configuration area (see the K2 plugin for a real easy example of this)
processField (possibly, if you need to manipulate how a field is shown)

Steps:
* In __construct you need to set the registration_url to the page your form will live on and change the displayName to your plugin name
* Install your new plugin
* In the JFBConnect -> Configuration area, set the Registration Component to whatever you set in the displayName field
* Then muck with the prefillRegistration function to grab the user's profile data in the $profileData object (already done) and use prefillRegistration to set the data in the form (it sets it as though the user POSTed the value, which works for most forms).

That's the really short and skinny of it, but hopefully it helps give you a starting point. Let us know when/where you get stuck!

No problem. Good luck

After you installed, did you enable/publish it? If so, the displayName you setup should show in the Registration Component as long as the registration_url value is set to some URL.

You won't see processField. It's in the root library at /libraries/sourcecoast/plugins/socialprofile.php, which all profile plugins are a subclass of.

Let me know if publishing helps get you going there (or not) and we can keep pushing ahead