Joomla and vBulletin

We'd need to know a little bit more about your configuration, but we should be able to help you get going.

Please let us know what version of JFBConnect your working with. Also, please post from the account you subscribed from. Priority support is for subscribers only.

Thanks,
Alex

3.1.2 is more than 6 months old, and JFBConnect is currently on version 3.4. Unless you have an active subscription, we won't be able to support such an old version. Please post with your subscriber account, or upgrade to a newer release which has numerous new features and bugfixes. For the full changelog, see:
www.sourcecoast.com/jfbconnect/docs/changelog

Thanks, and good luck,
Alex

For the vBulletin integration, you'll need to copy a few things from the Joomla HTML to the vBulletin code to make it work. Specifically, open the Joomla HTML and grab the following bits and insert them into the vBulletin side:
1) In the opening html tag, insert the following namespace:2) Search for jfbconnect.js, which should be in a script tag. Take that whole line and move it to vBulletin. Update the path if necessary.
3) Search for "jfbcLogoutFacebook". It will be in a ~5-6 line script tag block. Copy that whole block over to your vBulletin template
4) Search for "fb-root". It will be in a div declaration right after the opening body tag. Copy the entire div id="fb-root" and the block of Javascript code underneath it and paste it into your vBulletin template directly after the opening body tag.

Once done, you should be able to use all the Facebook social widgets by manually adding them to the page. For the login button specifically, search your Joomla page for "fb:login-button" and copy that text over. It's a little different for each site depending on the permissions you require. For this site, it looks like:For the login button, alternatively, you can use your own image or just a standard text link by following the instructions at the top of the Common Support Questions area:'
www.sourcecoast.com/jfbconnect/docs/common-support-questions

I think that covers it all, but please let us know how it goes!

Thanks,
Alex

No. Actually, you should be searching in the output of the page. You basically want all the code that JFBConnect generates, as it's output to the user. Since it's different per site, you want to fetch it by just opening the HTML from your homepage or other similar page that uses JFBConnect and take the code directly from the output, as that will be the 'correct' code for your site.

Hope that makes sense, but if you need anything else, just let us know,
Alex

I'm not sure, honestly. You may need to talk to the JBridge developers about how to work with different authentication providers on the Joomla side.

My best guess would be that it's the ordering of the Authentication or User plugins. Verify (with JBridge), what order their dual-login plugins should fire.. before, or after other authentication and user plugins, and that may help. If they only work with Joomla User credentials though, and don't use the handshake and authentication provided by other authentication plugins, there may not be a way around the issue you're seeing.

Hope that helps explain and gives you some ideas,
Alex