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We had an annoying time getting the new app set up too, so I feel your pain.

1. Make sure this is the Client ID and Client Secret from the Instagram section, not the Facebook section of the app.
2. We also got an error for an incorrect Client ID when I hadn't set up an Instagram tester role. The error was misleading, so it took me awhile to figure this out. Without one, authentication wouldn't work at all for us in development mode.

[Edited to add] The Instagram process changed in the past few weeks, so it's not as smooth as Facebook on their end. The error messages when authenticating and the app was set up incorrectly were very vague for us for several things.

-Melissa

I'm sorry if my last post was confusing. The latest version does support the newest Instagram applications. The troubles that I mentioned that we had were in the development of the new features, but those were overcome. As far as I know, JFBConnect works properly with the newer applications. If you want to send me a private message with screenshots of your instagram/facebook app and roles and backend credentials to your site, I can take a look if there are any glaring problems I see.

Aha!. Your site is running version 8.2.3 of JFBConnect. Support for the Basic Display API of Instagram was introduced in our latest v8.3.0 release... 8.2.3 and before only supports the older Instagram applications. Please update to the latest version of JFBC, set the JFBConnect > Configuration > Instagram > Use New API setting to yes and try again.

-Melissa

JFBConnect can automatically create users if configured that way and the social network provides the necessary information back.

From your screenshots, it seems like that you have automatic registration disabled in JFBConnect. You can enable this in the JFBConnect backend > Configuration > General > User section for "Enable Automatic Registration". When enabled, JFBConnect will bypass that mini-registration view when possible. Please double-check that you have this setting enabled.

Once automatic registration is enabled, JFBConnect needs a name and email address from a social network in order to automatically create a user. It's required for a Joomla user account.

* Facebook, Google, and Twitter provide this information, so JFBConnect can automatically create the user. and skip that view. (Your screenshots show this pre-populated information, as expected).
* Instagram does NOT provide any profile information other than an ID, username and media count as described in their documentation . So when JFBConnect tries to get that info, it's not there and then has to be filled in by the user. (Your screenshot shows this as blank, also as expected).

For your reference, here's our documentation on the JFBConnect registration flow. Auto Account Creation and Mini-Registration are the sections regarding your questions here.

-Melissa