Fast registration mode improvement: single click account creation and login

Did you tried to do it with last dev?

Automatic registration is fixed.
http://github.com/vectoroc/fbconnect/tree/6.x-2.x

sorry. wrong page

Facebook does ask for authorization to install app, but doesn't ask for the email.
Normally, with new facebook methods, it is possible to ask both authorization from same popup screen.

yes, it's possible. But not all users will use it.

I got your point now. Try http://github.com/vectoroc/fbconnect/tree/6.x-2.x
I don't like, that now all users must grant email permission. Don't know yet how to solve another way

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It's a good start.

But rather than utilizing the FB proxy, I would prefer to have access to the user's email address that has already been authenticated by facebook.

I would throw down a $100 bounty for an easy solution to configure FB permissions, or a way to pull FB user information into CCK fields. ie. hometown, email, age, in a submodule, perhaps, ideally presented as a checklist to the drupal developer.

Just an idea.

+1 for extended attributes and mapping to profile/cck fields after authorizing FB permissions. I will add $50 to the bounty.

Thanks gkap!

Hopefully this extra feature request will catch the attention of the module's maintainer.

Let's make it happen!

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I've tried http://github.com/vectoroc/fbconnect/tree/6.x-2.x right now.
I've uninstalled old version of fbconnect, and remove module folder. after that I've add new module folder named fbconnect and paste to this folder all files of new version. I enabled module on the admin/modules page and gone to fbconnect settings page and add all info. After a press "save settings" button site gone down with white screen.
I've gone to mysql db and paste "UPDATE `system` SET status=0 WHERE filename='sites/all/modules/custom/fbconnect/fbconnect.module';"
Site was up again...
And I tried to enable module again in admin page, and site gone down again with white screen...
Hm...
Any help?

@gkap: take a look #886016: Rules module support

I looked into Rules and its triggers, but I couldn't find an action that will map FB attributes to user profile (or content profile) for e.g. I have the following FBML tag, and able to pull the user e-mail address during FBConnect but not sure how to map it to Drupal user's e-mail address.

<fb:login-button perms="email" size="small"  background="none" onlogin="facebook_onlogin_ready();">Login</fb:login-button>

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@gkap : post please into correct thread. (#886016: Rules module support)
I did'nt get what you want to do

Is one click account registration supposed to be working in the latest 7.x release? I am still having to click once to connect to FB, and once again to create a Drupal account. I have tried creating a rule that redirects to fbconnect/register/create - but no go there either.

@Ross-Hunter, I could manage to do one click registration from javascript. At around line 34 of fbconnect.js, I changed the auth.authResponseChange event handler as follow:

Drupal.fbconnect.reload_ifUserConnected = function(state) {
  var user = Drupal.settings.fbconnect.user;
  //console.log(state.status);

  if (!state.authResponse || user.uid) return;

  if (state.authResponse.userID != user.fbuid) {
    //console.log(state.status);
    if (state.status == 'connected') {
      //console.log('auto-logon');
      window.location.href = Drupal.settings.basePath + 'fbconnect/register/create';
    } else {
      window.location.reload();
    }
  }
};

However, although I could get it working, I haven't tested it thoroughly in all scenarios.

Code posted in #26 works for me. I created a patch for it.

For Drupal 7's version, I am finding the window.reload function is being called from near line 581 of fbconnect.module. I followed #26 adjustment and modified it like this:

// ... fbconnect.modulde ...

// whenever the user logs in, we tell our login service
FB.Event.subscribe(\'auth.login\', function(response) {
  if (response.status == "connected"){
    window.location.href = Drupal.settings.basePath + "fbconnect/register/create";
  }
  //window.location.reload();
});

Another hack I had to do in order to get Fast Registration working with Drupal 7 is comment out a few lines in fbconnect.pages.inc that attempt to unset some form fields including Taxonomy. Here are the lines I commented out:

<?php 
//... fbconnect.pages.inc ... 


  // Fast registration mode, we by pass std drupal reg form.
  if ($conf['fast_reg_mode']) {
    $newname = $conf['fast_reg_autoname']? _fbconnect_get_username($data['name']) : $data['name'];
    //drupal_set_message('new name : ' . $newname);
    $form_state['values']['name'] = $newname;
    $form_state['values']['mail'] = $data['email'];
    $form_state['values']['pass'] = user_password();
    $form_state['values']['status'] = 1;
    $form_state['values']['fb_visible'] = 1;
    $form_state['values']['fb_avatar'] = 1;

    //to make validation work have to unset some form fields and settings Taxonomy fields cause errors
    //TODO:: check this code sure it will need to check for required profile fields and fill them with data
    /*
    foreach ($form as $key => $val) {
      //unset all cusom fields
      if (strstr($key, 'field_')) {
        //unset this custom field
        unset($form[$key]);
      }
    }
    $form_state['complete form'] = $form;
    //taxonomy linked fields causes issues with this validate form function
    drupal_validate_form('user_register', $form, $form_state);
    */

    $success = !form_get_errors();
    if (!$success) {
      $dest = array('query' => 'destination=fbconnect/link');
      drupal_set_message(t('Facebook connect registration failed for the reasons listed. You may register now, or if you already have an account you can <a href="@login">log in</a> now and link your account', array('@login' => url('user/login', $dest))), 'warning');
      // Append form validation errors below the above warning.
      $messages = drupal_get_messages('error');
      foreach ($messages['error'] as $message) {
        drupal_set_message($message, 'error');
      }

      drupal_goto('user/register', $dest['query']);
    }

    fbconnect_register_form_submit($form, $form_state);
  }
?>

After these two hacks, the fbconnect module is working to achieve FB Connect with Fast Registration.

# 28 did not work for me.

I've done this hack 3 times today and it has not worked each time. Still getting a redirect loop.

Am I missing something?

#28 works for me. Can we get this commited?

How does it get committed when 1/ there is no patch 2/ and 1/2 users reported that (in #29) it did not work.

#28 don't work for me, be #26 works for me as I expected. So I created small patch of #26 code...