Facebook login issue in the Rockwall template

I did a fresh install with Quickstart J3.2 so I wanted to start a fresh thread. All the problems I was having are gone now except the Login with Facebook feature.

OK, kind of continuing off of my other thread, but not really.
https://www.gavick.com/forums/rockwall- ... 30136.html

I followed the documentation to the letter. The plugin is enabled both the plugin and the Social API tab in the template's style settings information matches. I even tried this on all major browsers. What is happening is the "Log in with Facebook" button on the pop-up login window doesn't work. It's just a picture, no link behind it.

https://www.gavick.com/documentation/ge ... k-feature/


I've looked at several threads, but nothing seems to work for me.

Could you give me your site URL? Is there any effect after click Login with Facebook? Regular user registration is working fine?

It is http://www.flamestonemusic.com/index/ The documentation doesn't specify if subfolders to the domain work, in my case /index, but I tried it anyways, still nothing. I put it on Site URL, not App Domain, since it wouldn't let me save it there.

There is no action at all when I click "Login with Facebook". Problem also exist on both the pop-up login window and the login page. There is no "Login with Facebook" button on the registration page, which doesn't make sense why it isn't there. Regular registration still works.

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No sub folders may not work, you need to provide always root of your domain, and if you use index after root URL it should look like domain/index.php

OK, I figured out what was wrong, and the documentation is partially to blame, I suggest correcting it. In the "App Domain" field, users should add their domain as such: domainname.com AND www.domainname.com I had mine pointing to the www, since that is what the documentation used as an example (“www.gavickmagazine.com”). Facebook says in the app creator that domainname.com will make *.domainname.com work, but I added the www. version to mine just in case. I can't say the documentation is really wrong, but more misleading. I think this could cause confusion for other people as well.

It all depends of your domain configuration it is impossible to create documentation for every case. You always should use root of your domain, so if you use www.domain.com you paste there URL with 'www' if you use domain.com you should use URL without 'www'.