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Getting an error when trying to connect via Facebook #7
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James, Matias here, from Auth0. We'll look into this. In the meantime, can you do a quick test? In |
That seems to have removed the error. Does this mean that the profile information won't be returned at all now? |
No, we can use the API ( BTW, other customers deleted some of the attributes coming from Facebook that weren't useful in their scenario by using a rule in Auth0. |
@parkej60 we updated the library to use the Thanks for all the feedback! |
This is an unrelated error, but I'm having issues with the block calls withing the webview delegate method. It needs a bool returned and it seems to not call any code that follows the block call within it. I'm wondering if it has something to do with your files be non-arc. I'll continue to troubleshoot it and let you know what I find, but if you have any insight please let me know. |
We added a sample as well (https://github.com/auth0/Auth0.iOS/tree/master/Auth0Client.Sample). If you try that, do you get any errors/issues? |
I'm now getting this error. * Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: '* -length only defined for abstract class. Define -[Auth0User length]!' |
Hi James, where are you getting that? I just tried the sample on ios7 emulator and it worked fine. |
I still get the Facebook error message that I originally posted when using your example app. Also it appears that your example application is using the compiled library? Is that what I'm supposed to be using or should I just be using the class files? |
Yes. I've got that error as well the first time you log-in with Facebook. It's an alert view that is shown when there is a URL that can't be resolved. We are removing that alert and just leaving the Apologies for all the back and forth with this. Although these SDKs are open source so anyone can fix things, we are responsible for them and want them to be straight forward, otherwise it gets frustrating as a developer. So thanks for helping us making this SDK more robust for the next dev 😃 |
Thanks, I appreciate your quick responses as well. It definitely makes it easier and more reassuring. |
Oh, when you're fixing the sample project you probably want to pull out all non-relative path references as well. I had to remove one that was referring to your devs local machine. |
yep, saw that :) |
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