Mini registration url

The provider and return parameters must be passed as query string variables. Those are dynamic based on what page the user clicked the social login button from and what social network they authenticated with.

For the component/jfbconnect/?view=loginregister portion, if you're using an SEF extension, most offer a way to change an existing non-SEF (or pretty) URL to whatever you want. If you're not using an SEF extension, then I don't have a good suggestion off the top of my head for you. We don't have a way to change the look of that URL built-in to JFBConnect at this time and it's not something we've had requested before, so it'd take some investigation to determine the best (and backward compatible) way to do so.

In all honesty, there's a huge amount of cues on any website as to what tool created it (Joomla, Wordpress, etc). The URL in question that you're asking about should only be accessible to a user that has tried to authenticate with a social network, so it's unlikely to be scraped or seen by the general public. Even for those users that do see it, it should only be for that session during registration. For those reason, it's just never bubbled up to investigate.

Sorry I don't have a better answer for you, but I hope the above explains.

Thanks,
Alex

Sorry I missed this the other day. I think we're covering this in your other thread:
www.sourcecoast.com/forums/jfbconnect/jf...-registration#p65279

If there's something I'm missing above, just let me know. I'm not sure what frame you're speaking of or general layout, so if there is more to this thread, please include a picture or more detail of what you're trying to accomplish and we'll gladly help however we can.

Thanks,
Alex

This file:
/html/com_jfbconnect/loginregister/default.php
is an override. If it was already there, it means it came with your template (or someone else created it). The original file is:
/components/com_jfbconnect/views/loginregister/tmpl/default.php

The override directory is where you should be editing a file, but you should try to know what changes you've made and compare your override to the new version of JFBConnect whenever you update. That way, you can incorporate any changes we make. For reference though, we don't change that file often, and aren't planning to in the next release (even with the ToS implementation).

If you want you could help me to get the right changes in default.php in jfbconnect loginregister. My idea is to make this work that it only shows required filds which are emty. But this exeeds my poor php and overall knowledge.

Please see this thread about hiding those fields, which should already be happening automatically.

Thanks,
Alex