Blank white screen after FB login via web app?

I have found a workaround to the issue... seems there is an undocumented 'redirect_url' attribute I can use in the login() method, e. G login({scope:'email', redirect_**uri**:'where_to_go_when_login_ends'}) It IS documented for fb desktop SDKs, so I gave it a go and it sort of works. When I say "sort of", I mean that on web mobile, it seems ok, but if you try to run it in a desktop browser, the login popup will redirect to the given url within the login popup - not within its parent window I hope this is good enough and does not cause any side effects, I really can't tell.

But this is what I'll use in the meantime for lack of other options :^).

I have found a workaround to the issue... seems there is an undocumented 'redirect_url' attribute I can use in the login() method, e.g. Login({scope:'email', redirect_**uri**:'where_to_go_when_login_ends'}) It IS documented for fb desktop SDKs, so I gave it a go and it sort of works. When I say "sort of", I mean that on web mobile, it seems ok, but if you try to run it in a desktop browser, the login popup will redirect to the given url within the login popup - not within its parent window. I hope this is good enough and does not cause any side effects, I really can't tell.

But this is what I'll use in the meantime for lack of other options :^).

Correction: the param name is redirect_uri - not url... – sagimann Nov 9 at 15:19 sagimann I LOVE YOU SO MUCH! It's hacky, and a work around but works for now! Thank you so so much for finding/posting this bug has been killing me!

– fancy Nov 9 at 16:06 So this means I shouldn't use the login callback to handle the response. Since the page reloads it will always go to FB. GetLoginStatus?

I'm trying to do this now and it's not working out, FB. GetLoginStatus never fires it's callback. – fancy Nov 9 at 17:10 this lib makes me want to cry – fancy Nov 9 at 21:03 Finally figured it out, FB.

GetLoginStatus is really really flakey for some reason. Thanks again! – fancy Nov 9 at 23:49.

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