Login button
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<font _mstmutation=”1″></font>I want to add the login button options to the login interface, shopping cart, and checkout interface. How should I operate them?
The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]
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<font _mstmutation=”1″></font>What is the reason for Facebook verification error (when creating an account)?
We have multiple publishing options as you see here:
so with some work you could display the social buttons anywhere on your site.
If you just want to display the social buttons in those pages, then all you have to do is adding our shortcode to the page.
But if you want to display the buttons within the forms, then you will need to write some custom PHP code that runs our shortcode at the place where you need.
Note: By the way it seems you use WooCommerce. Our Pro Addon has integrations for their forms and registration notifications. So the Pro Addon could automatically display the social buttons in those forms without having to do any coding, also you could manage the buttons over our backend. However please note that, as per the forum guidelines, topics about commercial products ( like our Pro Addon ) can not be discussed here. So if you have presale questions connected to Nextend Social Login Pro Addon, then please get in touch with us directly over the ticket system:
and we will answer your questions there.
Best regards,
Laszlo.@chengjianping Meanwhile I see you submitted another question just before I sent my reply.
Could you tell us what error message you received exactly? Maybe could you send us a link of the page where the problem occurs? If you don’t want to share the URL of your website on this public forum, then please get in touch with us directly over the ticket system using the link above.
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Previously, there was a prompt stating that the operation was not available, but now the prompt is that the name is not available. Please take a look at the screenshot I took to see if it is necessary to authenticate this in order to use it
URL: https://imgur.com/a/TIeXPXsHi @chengjianpin
As I see you actually meant this error on the end of Facebook. Unfortunately, we don’t really have any control over the errors that you see there. Maybe earlier there was a temporary error that prevented your Business verification request.
As for the naming error:
I am sorry, but I couldn’t really read or type in those Chinese words, so I am not really sure what that error message means exactly and where that link in it points to. But if it is indeed a naming error, then I find it possible that the Business name that you are trying to use:
- is either taken
- or it violates the display naming policy of Meta platform: https://www.facebook.com/business/help/757569725593362
so you could try using another name.
<font _mstmutation=”1″></font>How does Facebook switch from Chinese to English? I can’t set it up. I’ll switch to English and show you a screenshot
If I want to place a Google login button on the checkout page, do I need to enter the corresponding QR code below the code? URL: https://imgur.com/a/gUX7Mvu
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<font _mstmutation=”1″></font>Is it necessary to verify my Facebook developer by taking the screenshot below? Is it necessary to create an account in order to proceed? URL: https://imgur.com/a/dOXcJgp
How does Facebook switch from Chinese to English? I can’t set it up. I’ll switch to English and show you a screenshot
You can change Facebook language like this:
https://www.facebook.com/help/327850733950290
Or you can use Google translate in your browser.
But the problem is basically that the name you chose is not available.If I want to place a Google login button on the checkout page, do I need to enter the corresponding QR code below the code?
You can add our shortcode there as well:[nextend_social_login]
Like this the buttons will be shown below the WooCommerce form.
Is it necessary to verify my Facebook developer by taking the screenshot below? Is it necessary to create an account in order to proceed?
Yes, the Business Verification is now a requirement to be able to use the Facebook App, and thus the social login.<font _mstmutation=”1″></font>Insert this code below to display it, right? And so on for the others, URL: https://imgur.com/a/gux7mvu
Your screenshot goes to a 404 page, so I wasn’t able to check it. If you mean that you added our shortcode like the one for WooCommerce, then that should work, and it will display the buttons on the checkout page. Likewise you could add it to other pages as well.
If you have further questions, then you can also contact us here:
https://nextendweb.com/contact-us/nextend-social-login-support/?topic=Publishing&version=Free
and sending an attachment via email there would be easier.Hello, I have set up three social accounts to log in, and sometimes after logging in, it will not automatically redirect to my account interface. What is the reason for this?
My URL: bjhxrm.com, could you please help me take a lookHi @chengjianping!
Our buttons work in a way that we try to redirect back to the same page where they were pressed. There are cases where this is not correct, for example on the WordPress default login page (/wp-login.php), in such cases we will redirect to the home page, or to the URL that you set for the Default redirect url” setting.
In your case I can only see the buttons on the /wp-login.php page, so that’s why it won’t redirect to your My Account page. If you showed the buttons on the My Account page as well, so visitors would be able to log in there too, then after the registration/login with the buttons, they would be redirect back there.
We have multiple redirect related options, like:
- If you published the buttons with the shortcode, then you can use the “redirect” parameter to define where the shortcode rendered button should redirect afterwards. (e.g. [nextend_social_login redirect=”https://nextendweb.com/”%5D – you can also find the available shortcode parameters here:
https://nextendweb.com/nextend-social-login-docs/theme-developer/#shortcode) - If you want to redirect to the My Account page from all social login buttons, then you can use our “Fixed redirect url” setting on the General tab: https://nextendweb.com/nextend-social-login-docs/global-settings/
- If you want to redirect based on advanced logic, then you can override it through our “{{provider-id}}_login_redirect_url” and “{{provider-id}}_register_redirect_url” filters. In the developer documentation you can find more information about these:
https://nextendweb.com/nextend-social-login-docs/backend-developer/#connect-flow
but please do note that we cannot help with custom coding.
Note: It is possible that third parties override our redirects, and in case you meet such a problem, you can enable the “Prevent external redirect overrides” – “Disable external redirects” setting, which can also be found on the General tab.
<font _mstmutation=”1″></font>Hello, I have added the shortcode to the checkout page, but the button is not displayed on the checkout interface. What is the reason?
Screenshot URL: https://imgur.com/a/SrKc1gE
I put something into the cart and checked your /checkout page and the 3 social buttons ( Facebook, Google, X ) appeared fine for me.
Did you check the page as a logged out user? Since the shortcode that appears in your screenshot only renders the buttons for the logged out users.
For the logged in users we can render rather the link and unlink buttons, which can be used for linking social media accounts to the currently used WordPress accounts. Personally I don’t think that link and unlink accounts should be rendered to your checkout page, but if you really want that, you can do that by adding the “link” and “unlink” parameters to the shortcode, too. So e.g. this shortcode:
[nextend_social_login login="1" link="1" unlink="1"]
could render the connect state of the buttons for the logged out users and the link and unlink buttons for the logged in users.
Best regards,
Laszlo.
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