Facebook connect problem

Hi,

 

I recently installed facebook connect at my web  www.meet2meet.net  but when I try to login it does redirect me to facebook page where I type in my login and password data. Afterwards it redirects me directly to faceebook.  What is wrong? I thought Dolhpin module will automatically create account or something?

 

Thx!

Quote · 5 Nov 2011

Your answer is here in the forums, since this is your first post, did you try using the search feature above this box to the left of "cart?" or the link left..

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Quote · 5 Nov 2011
Of course I did. I found a solutin to a first problem where I was not able to load even facebook account, but this issue i cannot solve. I think instead of posting this you could justp ost a link to a solution and I will be very thankfull
Quote · 5 Nov 2011

 

Of course I did. I found a solutin to a first problem where I was not able to load even facebook account, but this issue i cannot solve. I think instead of posting this you could justp ost a link to a solution and I will be very thankfull

I will of course post what I have seen here, you didn't say you have searched.

http://www.deanbassett.com/images/facebook_screenshots/

will post some more links, I think deano actually made a post of a "how to" for making a working facebook connect.

[edit] http://www.boonex.com/n/Using_Facebook_Connect

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Quote · 5 Nov 2011

Thank you for the links, but I still experience the same problem. After logging in to FB i am redirected to the Facebook page but not to the mine one. I went through the setting sever times and everything seems to be correct. Only one question - where can I get URL to my sites facebook connect logon?

Quote · 5 Nov 2011

The url is

http://www.yoursite.com/modules/?r=facebook_connect/login_form/

Leave out the www prefix if your site does not use it.

But just the URL to your site is all that is really needed there. The full URL to the logon form is only needed if you want the link to the app on facebooks application profile page to lead to the logon instead of the website.

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Quote · 6 Nov 2011

Also, what version of dolphin are you running? Exact full version. just saying 7.0 is not good enough. Older versions may require upgrade due to changes with facebook.



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Quote · 6 Nov 2011

Hi

 

My Dolphin version is

Dolphin 7.0.3
and facebook connect version  Facebook connect version 1.0.3 by Boonex
Question is if I upgrade Dolphin will I loose all my settings/users/ etc?
Regards
Artur

 

Quote · 6 Nov 2011

That version of facebook connect is obsolete. It will not work. It will need to be removed and upgraded to the one from trac. http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/browser/trunk/modules/boonex/facebook_connect

Or with a version from dolphin 7.0.7 or 7.0.8

Or you can upgrade to the latest version of dolphin. You should not loose any settings or users.

The only thing the upgrade may cause problems with are custom mods. Mostly source code mods which would have to be done again. And if you modified the base template then you will loose those changes as well.

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Quote · 6 Nov 2011

Thx again, now I have a stupid question - how can I download facebook connect from this link? http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/browser/trunk/modules/boonex/facebook_connect

 

P.S.: Вы говорите по русски? :)

Quote · 6 Nov 2011

You need a SVN client. My mistake. I should not have provided the trac link.

It easier if you just extract it from a dolphin 7.0.8 download.

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Quote · 6 Nov 2011

Ehm... Where is this download located? :)

Quote · 6 Nov 2011

 

Ehm... Where is this download located? :)

 This is the facebook module from 7.0.8

expand and upload ftp to your boonex module folder, overwriting old files.

PS make sure to "uninstall" the old module first!

facebook_connect.zip · 30.9K · 91 downloads
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Quote · 6 Nov 2011

I tried to install but I got this message. -- Check the Dolphin version for compatibility: The module is not compatible with your version of Dolphin script

 

So I guess I need to update Dolphin. Actually  I am not sure what programmer did and what will be the consequence of update. My main page www.meet2meet.net  should stay the same right?

 

Thx a lot

 

Artur

Quote · 6 Nov 2011

You just need to edit the config in the module so it will install for your version of dolphin.

edit the file modules\boonex\facebook_connect\install\config.php

Look for

        /**
         * Main Section.
         */
        'title' => 'Facebook connect',
        'version' => '1.0.8',
        'vendor' => 'Boonex',
        'update_url' => '',

        'compatible_with' => array(
            '7.0.8'


And change the compatible_with version number. Like so.

        /**
         * Main Section.
         */
        'title' => 'Facebook connect',
        'version' => '1.0.8',
        'vendor' => 'Boonex',
        'update_url' => '',

        'compatible_with' => array(
            '7.0.3'


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Quote · 6 Nov 2011

But then again. I just remembered this might not work. I believe a new function was added to this facebook connect that requires an updated avatar module.

Hmmm.

You might not have a choice other than to upgrade dolphin.

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Quote · 6 Nov 2011

I just checked your site.

You will lose your template when you upgrade.

You made changes to the base template instead of creating a new one. That will make updating impossible because you did not follow proper procedures with your custom template.

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Quote · 6 Nov 2011

So there is no another way then to loose everything?

Quote · 6 Nov 2011

It works now without update!! This recoding lines to my version helped! Thx alot! Cool

Quote · 6 Nov 2011
 
 
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