All config seem to b fine, no errors. I am using fbconnect on localhost so all urls have http://localhost/mysite. When someone tried to login with a valid fb account, it shows the prompt but after that instead of logging them in it it redirects to a page in mysite that asks the user to create a new account or link an existing one with fbcoonect. regardless of what option is chosen the user cant access the fbconect tab in user config, gets the msg..

you are not authorized to edit the Facebook connect settings

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hmmdinger commented

Did you ever get this problem solved? I am currently having the same problem.

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vectoroc commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

I can't repeat this

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hmmdinger commented
Component: Code » User interface

I can repeat this issue, which I also reported at http://drupal.org/node/746636

1. Make sure you are simulating a brand-new Facebook user to your website
a. Delete any link to your "application" from the user's Facebook applications page
b. Delete any account the user may already have in your Drupal users admin area
2. While LOGGED OUT of Facebook, go to your Facebook Connect enabled Drupal site and click the button to sign in using Facebook
3. After a successful login, you should see a screen with the two choices, which will confuse many users
a. "create a new" account option asks for a username and email, which we should already know via the Facebook Connect login (or else should be able to skip)
b. "connect your existing" account option isn't appropriate because that's what we're trying to AVOID

If I do go ahead and select "create a new" account I can enter a desired username and email address, and get the sweet Facebook lightbox, except I also see a message that "Your password and further instructions have been sent to your e-mail address." which I am ALSO trying to avoid with the FBConnect module.

I wish I could help more, but I'm not of much use beyond testing/QA :-(

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hmmdinger commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Active

I should clarify that I'm only experiencing the FIRST part of the issue as described by amishra. I am not getting the "you are not authorized..." error message.

I'm not sure of forum protocol when the maintainer postpones an issue for more info, so for now I'm switching back to active. Apologies if changing the status is meant to be at the maintainer's discretion.

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vectoroc commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

hmmdinger: problem that you described is another issue
closing this issue because, I believe that it's not actual