Auto Login setting has no effect

Peter,
The Automatically Log Facebook Users in setting will log a user in whenever they visit your page if they are already logged into Facebook (and have registered/logged into your site previously). With that setting enabled, the user will not have to click the "Login with Facebook" button at all, it will happen automatically.

What you're asking about is when they click the Login with Facebook button, they aren't asked to enter their credentials. That's something that Facebook does and we have no control over. If the user is already logged into Facebook in another tab, Facebook won't present them with a credentials box because it already 'knows' who they are. There's no way to fix this as the user is intentionally leaving themselves logged into Facebook.. if the credentials did work, they'd either be logged into 2 accounts at once (not possible) or would be force-logged out of the other account (not something Facebook wants to do).

I'd recommend disabling the "Logout of Joomla Only" setting, which will log the user out of Facebook when they log out of your site. That's the more secure way to do things as it won't leave their Facebook session open unknowingly.

I hope that explains, it's the best advice I can give. If you have any feedback and/or suggestions though, just let us know.

Thanks,
Alex

Peter,
Glad you got that part worked out. If you haven't seen our integration guide for JomSOcial yet, I'd recommend checking it out. There may be some pointers in there that help:
www.sourcecoast.com/jfbconnect/docs/thir...ration-for-jomsocial

The only thing not mentioned in there is that you can import any connections previously made in JomSocial's Facebook integration over to JFBConnect. To do so, enable the SocialProfiles - JomSocial plugin (which I'm assuming you've already done) and then go to the UserMap area of JFBConnect and click "Import Connections".

That should migrate all the settings. I'd recommend making a backup of your site or database first, just in case, but you really shouldn't run into any issues with that.

Thanks,
Alex