I've enabled the module and added my GFC site's ID at /admin/settings/friendconnect ... but what next?
How do I allow people to log in using GFC?
I looked in other settings, permissions, blocks, login page, user page, ... no trace of clues.
Could you give me a hint?
Sorry in case it's obvious...
Comments
Comment #1
abraham commentedTry these instructions: http://code.google.com/p/google-friend-connect-plugins/wiki/DrupalPlugin
Comment #2
dave reidRight now all that's supported is anonymous users can log in on comment forms. We'll be adding support for general login and more feature shortly.
Comment #4
javajones commentedThe code.google.com link yields a message: you do not have permission to view... So right now, having installed module and added settings... there is no information about what is to be done...
Comment #5
dave reid95% of the setup is done from within the module. The only thing you'll need is to sign up your site for Google Friend Connect and get your site's ID#. You do that from http://www.google.com/friendconnect/admin/
Comment #6
vacilando commentedI've just given 6.x-1.0-alpha1 a try. Enabled module. Added the site ID from Google Friend Connect. Enabled comments, even anonymous ones.
But what next?
There is no block, there is just the Drupal comments link on pages and that requires login, ...
Some other settings I should know about - in Drupal or at Google Friend Connect?
A few words more about how to get it running or how is it supposed to function (allows commenting? if so, are they Drupal comments or some separate Google layer, unintegrated with Drupal? allows general login to Drupal?) would really be most appreciated!
Comment #7
amonika commentedTry allowing annonymous user comment (permissions).
Also, get the gadget specific HTML code and place them in a block to show them in your site.