This is expected. JFBConnect has no way of seeing the user's Facebook password. If we did, it would be a huge security risk. The only password we can use directly in the SCLogin form is the user's *Joomla* username/password credentials, which will be different from their Facebook credentials.1) Password creation in any combinations my site does not accept Facebook passwords
If you have the EasySocial profile plugin enabled, then we let EasySocial send the new user emails. Do the emails you're receiving look to be from EasySocial? If so, then for some reason the password isn't being included there. You mention "it comes without password or it comes with username". Can you clarify more about what is, or isn't, included in the email you get?2) Email notification after account create about users log in information
it come or without password
or it comes with USERNAME - wich is not used with login.
$emailBody = JText::sprintf('COM_JFBCONNECT_EMAIL_REGISTERED_WITH_ADMIN_ACTIVATION_BODY',
$data['name'],
$data['sitename'],
$data['siteurl'] . 'index.php?option=com_users&task=registration.activate&token=' . $data['activation'],
$data['siteurl'],
$providerName,
$data['username'],
$this->_newUserPassword
);
COM_JFBCONNECT_EMAIL_REGISTERED_BODY="Hello %s,\n\nThank you for registering at %s.\n\nYou may now log in to %s using your %s credentials or the following username and password:\n\nUsername: %s\nPassword: %s"
$emailBody = JText::sprintf('COM_JFBCONNECT_EMAIL_REGISTERED_BODY', $data['name'], $data['sitename'], $data['siteurl'], $providerName, $data['username'], $this->_newUserPassword);
$emailBody = JText::sprintf('COM_JFBCONNECT_EMAIL_REGISTERED_BODY', $data['name'], $data['sitename'], $data['siteurl'], $providerName, $data['email'], $data['username'], $this->_newUserPassword);
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