If you're redirecting the user to a login page you should put the redirect within the callback function that can be passed to FB. Logout as a parameter, like this: logout function mysignout(url) { FB. Logout(function() { top.location.
Href = 'url' }); } FB. Logout appears to make an ajax call to revoke authentication on the server and can take several seconds to complete successfully. If you redirect within the anchor link then FB.
Logout will not have completed successfully before the redirect in some browsers. In particular, this will happen with IE. See this post: FB.
Logout not working in IE8.
0down vote I faced the same issue. I am using javascript to logout from facebook. Please see the code posted on CP FB.logout() called without an access token.
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