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    (@educationguideonline)


    After setting OAuth redirect uri proxy page to my custom Login page, login page automatically redirecting to homepage without login.

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  • Ramona

    (@nextend_ramona)

    Hi @educationguideonline

    I tried logging in but I get this message from Facebook: “We could not log you in: You can’t log in to this app or website because you do not meet the requirements for country, age or other criteria.”

    Could you please lift these limitations to be able to see the problem?

    Ramona

    (@nextend_ramona)

    Hi @educationguideonline

    After reading your topic again, is it possible that your setup looks like this:
    1. There’s a custom login page, let’s call it /login/
    2. This /login/ page is set as the “OAuth redirect uri proxy” page

    Please create a new page and select it instead, because the functions that are needed by the OAuth redirection disable the default page and redirect back to the home page unless the URL contains ?loginSocial=facebook

    So if you visit the page: http://example.com/login
    you’ll be taken to the home page, because Nextend Social Login takes over this page and using this URL it can’t recognize a proper redirect URI. But if the URL contains the ?loginSocial=facebook, so it looks like this: http://example.com/login/?loginSocial=facebook
    that recognized as a Nextend Social Login’s login action.

    So if you would have set the “OAuth redirect uri proxy page” to your custom login page, please create a new custom page and select that, otherwise your custom login page will not be accessible outside of Nextend Social Login’s login/register action.

    Thread Starter

    (@educationguideonline)

    The issue has been solved

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