JFBConnect&Hikashop FBlogin button not showing

I have the FBlogin button in the login view but not in the registration view. I have followed the instructions in the documentation.

(edit the file "registration" of the view "user" via the menu Display->Views of HikaShop and add the tag {JFBCLogin} right at the beginning of the file)

But still - the button only show up in login and not in registration. I'm not sure how to proceed with this.



-- url of the page with the problem -- : www.dshop.se
-- HikaShop version -- : HikaShop Business: 2.2.0
-- Joomla version -- : Joomla! 3.1.0 Stable [ Ember ] 24-April-2013
-- PHP version -- : 5.4.10
-- Browser(s) name and version -- : Mozilla/5.0

Hi,

I just checked your website and I can see the FBlogin button on both the login and the registration form on your checkout:

Correct, I spent most of the day figuring out how to make it happen and finished up just a short while before you looked at my site. FYI the Hikashop documentation is indeed correct but somewhat incomplete regarding the various places you would want to add the buttons.

To get the JFBConnect buttons to show on all places where it would make sense (Login, Register and Login&Register @ checkout) you need to make a couple more code edits apart from the one suggested in the Hikashop documentation:

edit the file "registration" of the view "user" via the menu Display->Views of HikaShop and add the tag {JFBCLogin} right at the beginning of the file

You also need to override these files and insert the tag:
components/com_users/registration/default.php
components/com_hikashop/checkout/login.php

I think that was it. I hope I didn't forget anything.

If you want to have it on the login form of HikaShop, instead of editing the original file directly, you should rather edit the file login_form of the view checkout via the menu Display>Views. That way, you won't loose your changes when you update HikaShop.

Really? Will I loose the changes I made if I did a template override?

No, it's the opposite. If you modify directly the files via FTP, you will loose the changes.
If you do your changes via the menu Display>Views, you won't loose your changes.

Hold on a sec. I didn't just edit the original files residing in the hikashop component folder. I copied the files that needed modification into my own template, for example to this place: {my template name}/html/com_hikashop/checkout/login.php

Anyway, I do understand that I would have been better off doing like you suggest and I will make the neccessary changes to make it so.

Oh ok. I thought that you had edited them directly. If you proceeded with an override in your template, then it's actually the same than doing it via the menu Display>Views (the modified file is actually saved as a template override).

Then you're all good