Facebook blocked login OAutc

[Norge100]

Im struggling about Facebook login. I try to fix but i got this message URL is blocked: This redirect failed because the URI is not whitelisted in the app's Client OAuth settings. Make sure that the Client and Web OAuth login is turned on and add all of your apps as valid OAuth URIs for redirect. and i don't know how to fix it. I try to Google it, YouTube and nothing help. I altso look helping page about Facebook but nothing helped me. Please help?

 

[Paul B]

These instructions should help, unless FB have changed it all (again!): https://xenforo.com/xf2-docs/manual/connected-accounts/#facebook

 

[Norge100]

These instructions should help, unless FB have changed it all (again!): https://xenforo.com/xf2-docs/manual/connected-accounts/#facebook

That's for XenForo 2, i have XenForo 1

 

[TPerry]

This is my setting which when running a test works as well as associating via the user panel.

 

[dimitreton]

ok, all clear, but does the FB login work only with HTTPS? i do not plan on buying an SSL certificate ...

 

[Matt C.]

ok, all clear, but does the FB login work only with HTTPS? i do not plan on buying an SSL certificate ...

If you have a VPS, you can use Let's Encrypt for free.

 

[TPerry]

If you have a VPS, you can use Let's Encrypt for free.

With many shared hosts using cPanel you can now also do the same.

 

[Matt C.]

With many shared hosts using cPanel you can now also do the same.

That's good to know, I haven't used cPanel in a long time.

 

[WSWD]

cPanel also has its own. You can use cPanel's version or Let's Encrypt.

To get back to the OP's question, everything these days is going https, like it or not. Chances are, nobody (especially a big company like Facebook) is going to let you connect via non-secure methods.

ok, all clear, but does the FB login work only with HTTPS? i do not plan on buying an SSL certificate ...

Get with the times! Either use one of the free ones or even pay ones are like $3/year...less than the price of a cup of coffee. Absolutely no reason to not have a SSL cert. in this day and age.