Hi team,
I am experiencing 2 types of errors from forum login page. On one hand, existing users cannot log in, no matter how many times they try. They always go back to the log in form and no alert error is giving me a clue on what is going on.
On the other hand, I have set up the Facebook log in button in order to see if that could be a nice workaround, however I also get an error (attached) trying to log in with Facebook.
Thanks in advance.
Your website is still on http protocol, please get some SSL certificate and make your site secure with https protocol.
https://www.websecurity.symantec.com/security-topics/what-is-ssl-tls-https
Facebook doesn't allow use its API on non-https website.
https://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/2018/06/08/enforce-https-facebook-login/
I am experiencing 2 types of errors from forum login page. On one hand, existing users cannot log in, no matter how many times they try. They always go back to the log in form and no alert error is giving me a clue on what is going on.
Could you please disable the Invisible reCAPTCHA plugin? I'm not sure you sure it compatible with wpForo. Please disable that plugin, then navigate to Dashboard > Forums > Tools admin page and configure wpForo built-in reCAPTCHA v2.
Thanks for your answer. Yes, it indeed seems an incompatibility with the invisible recaptcha plugin. I have installed another plugin with the v2 option and so far, it worked.
For the Facebook login, is there any cheaper alternative to allow it?
Hi, I finally installed the SSL certificate (a new world of actions...) and Facebook login button worked, however not in mobile, where it does not show no matter what I do.
Any ideas of what could be blocking it?
Here.
Thanks in advance.
Hi @srtalop,
Please try this small CSS code. Put it in Dashboard > Forums > Settings > Styles > Custom CSS Code Textarea. Save it delete all caches, do Ctrl+F5 on forum front-end. Then test it on other mobile devices. Because mobile browsers have a hard cache, you'll not be able to see the change immediately.
.fb_iframe_widget iframe {
position: relative!important;
}
For the Facebook login, is there any cheaper alternative to allow it?
@srtalop the cheapest route here is to use LetsEncrypt - a free SSL certificate body founded by the Mozilla project team. The certificates have a short timespan, but the process to renew isn't difficult at all, and most ISP's these days will handle that for you.
Thanks a lot @anonymous3542, it is a pity that I did not know that before paying...
Thanks a lot @Sofy, it worked perfectly, although the button takes a long time to be loaded...
