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14 years 3 months ago #2758 by david_delacruz
I installed JFBConnect on a subdomain for testing and then moved it to my main domain last night. Facebook connect login works totally fine if the user is already logged in to facebook, which is fine for 90% of users (our audience is likely to open facebook as the first page when they start browsing), however, when the user is not already logged in to facebook, after entering their credentials, the pop-up redirects to xd_receiver in the subdomain.

How can I change where the pop-up looks for xd_receiver?

Thanks in advance
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14 years 3 months ago #2788 by alzander
Replied by alzander on topic 404 Error - xd_receiver
That's not normal :)

Make sure in your Facebook application that all values now point to your non-subdomain URL. When JFBConnect authenticates a user, the FB app is what actually responds with where to go next. We give it hints, but that's the first place I'd look for issues. On the JFBConnect admin page, does the Connect URL to your 'good' webiste or your development subdomain?

If this doesn't help, let us know and we'll try to come up with other suggestions.
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14 years 3 months ago #2794 by david_delacruz
The JFBConnect overview pages shows the right connect URL.

I have changed all of the settings on Facebook that I set during the set up tutorial. I have opted to use the "www" version of my website, could this be causing problems? I have set my host to redirect "non-www" requests, so no one should be encountering the "non-www".

Below is a screenshot of my Facebook summary page.
[img]http://img689.imageshack.us/img689/6042/facebooksummary.jpg[/img]

Thanks again for your help.
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14 years 2 months ago #2895 by alzander
Replied by alzander on topic 404 Error - xd_receiver
There isn't anywhere in our app where we store that, but I'm assuming your sub-domain was pulsenz.com/rf-test?

I can see that in the url it's trying to use. The cause isn't actually from JFBConnect, it's from your FB Fans module you're using. At the very bottom of your page is this call:
FB.init("0e33cad2da945fefcf21d08baa6b7a55", "www.pulsenz.com/rf-test/xd_receiver.htm");

That's not from JFBC (We have a similar call in the middle of the page making this last one redundant, but it doesn't hurt since you're using the same API key). Either find the offending module (again, think it's the FB Fans box) and remove the init call, or update the url.

Good luck!
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14 years 2 months ago #2901 by david_delacruz
Wow thank you I found the problematic code.

I was experimenting with a scratch implementation of FB connect and must have left that snippet in the page template.

Thanks again, you're a legend. :D
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