.jfbcfan, .jfbcfan .fb-like-box >span, .jfbcfan iframe, .jfbcfan .fb-like-box {
width: 100% !important;
}.facebook{background:url(../images/social/facebook.png);}jfbcJQuery.each(response.data[0], function (k, v)
{
permissions = permissions + '","' + k;
});jfbcJQuery.each(response.data, function (k, v)
{
// Check for v2.0 of Graph API
if ('permission' in v)
{
if (v.status == "granted")
permissions = permissions + '","' + v.permission;
}
else
{
jfbcJQuery.each(v, function (perm, value)
{
permissions = permissions + '","' + perm;
});
}
});That's correct behavior. JFBConnect will create a standard Joomla account for the user. That account will then be associated with the Facebook account the user logged in with. From that point, the user can log back in using either method below:However, once that account is created, you HAVE to login with facebook, as the username/password created are not the same as you use to login to facebook (eg. for me my facebook username is This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. but when I created a joomla account using JFB the username it created was tomnor - and I'm not sure what password it chose, but that wasn't the same as I use for facebook either).
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