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14 years 4 months ago #18058 by domŻy
log out not working was created by domŻy
it seemed to work before now it does not.

note: i installed sclogin 1.0.2 as i plan on using FB login as well

www.chloregy.com

thanks
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14 years 4 months ago #18059 by domŻy
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some more details:

it seems like the FB Connect is working now as well. after i deleted my user under jlinked and jfbc, i was able to log him in with both services.

however i am still unable to actually log out, and noticed that i get this system msg after i click "log out"

"Automatically logging you in with your Facebook credentials"
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14 years 4 months ago #18071 by alzander
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Dominik,
Facebook recently introduced a bug into their own Javascript library which, on some sites, prevents their library from deleting the user's cookie when they logout. This cookie is what we use to detect valid users. We're following the bug report for any fixes, and investigating some changes we can do on the JFBConnect side to prevent this as well. Unfortunately, for the time being, we'd recommend disabling the "Automatically Log Facebook Users In" setting which will prevent the auto-login from occurring.

If necessary, we'll release a 4.1.2 version of JFBConnect to fix this (once we have a full fix implemented and tested). We're hoping Facebook fixes it on their side first though.

Thanks,
Alex
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14 years 4 months ago #18076 by domŻy
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Is there a way to disable the autologin for registered users only?
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14 years 4 months ago #18090 by alzander
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Dominik,
I'm not sure what you mean. The autologin feature works for any users that have already registered on your site through their Facebook account. So, it's always for registered users only. If you meant only for logged in users, the user isn't actually logged in when it auto-logs them back in.. that's the purpose. Even though it doesn't seem like the user ever logs out, they actually are, but on the next page load, we're re-logging them in. Again, that's a bug from Facebook, and something they have set to "High" priority.. and we're hoping it's fixed soon.

If you were looking for something else, just let us know.

Thanks,
Alex
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