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===Unable to access Sign-In Integrations page=== | ===Unable to access Sign-In Integrations page=== | ||
| − | If | + | If you cannot access the page at '''Configuration (<i class="fa fa-wrench" aria-hidden="true"></i>) > System Settings > [[Sign-In Integrations]]''' or, prior to WHMCS 8.0, '''Setup > Sign-In Integrations''', there may be an issue in your '''Friendly URLs''' configuration. |
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| + | For more information, see [https://help.whmcs.com/m/troubleshooting/l/1007451-troubleshooting-a-404-page-not-found-error-in-the-admin-area Troubleshooting a 404 Page Not Found Error in the Admin Area]. | ||
===Social login: Error We could not connect to your account=== | ===Social login: Error We could not connect to your account=== | ||
| − | This error can be observed on either the client login or registration pages when the page loads. It indicates an error with a custom System Theme template, usually because it was not updated for use with WHMCS | + | This error can be observed on either the client login or registration pages when the page loads. It indicates an error with a custom System Theme template, usually because it was not updated for use with WHMCS 7.3. |
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| + | To confirm this, change to the Six or Twenty-One themes and check whether the error continues. If not, contact the system theme template developer for further assistance. | ||
===We were unable to connect your account. Please contact your system administrator=== | ===We were unable to connect your account. Please contact your system administrator=== | ||
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This error may occur when client's attempt to register or login using Twitter. It indicates a misconfiguration in the Callback URL in your Twitter app settings. | This error may occur when client's attempt to register or login using Twitter. It indicates a misconfiguration in the Callback URL in your Twitter app settings. | ||
| − | To resolve, ensure that all three Callback URLs are specified in your Twitter App Settings | + | To resolve this, [[Configuring_Sign-In_using_Twitter#Configuring_Sign-In_with_Twitter|ensure that all three Callback URLs are specified in your Twitter App Settings]]. |
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| + | This can also indicate that your Twitter account does not have access to Twitter API v1.1. To resolve this, request [https://developer.twitter.com/en/portal/products/elevated Elevated access with Twitter]. | ||
===Link Initiated! Please complete sign in to associate this service with your existing account. You will only have to do this once=== | ===Link Initiated! Please complete sign in to associate this service with your existing account. You will only have to do this once=== | ||
| − | This is | + | This is a standard response when a client clicks '''Sign In With Twitter''' on the client login page but has not yet linked their account. The client will need to log in with their client area email address and password to successfully link their Twitter account to it. |
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| + | Clients can connect their accounts to Twitter at any time via this method or on the '''Security Settings''' page inside the client area when logged in. | ||
===Link Initiated! Please complete the registration form below=== | ===Link Initiated! Please complete the registration form below=== | ||
| − | Similar to the above message, this is not an error but happens when a client | + | Similar to the above message, this is not an error but happens when a client clicks '''Sign Up with Twitter''' on the registration form. This will only fetch the users first and last name from Twitter as well as their email address if their settings allow it, so the user must complete the registration form to complete signing up. |
Latest revision as of 15:51, 10 January 2023
Contents
- 1 Invalid details not saved. Please verify your details and try again
- 2 Unable to access Sign-In Integrations page
- 3 Social login: Error We could not connect to your account
- 4 We were unable to connect your account. Please contact your system administrator
- 5 Link Initiated! Please complete sign in to associate this service with your existing account. You will only have to do this once
- 6 Link Initiated! Please complete the registration form below
Invalid details not saved. Please verify your details and try again
You may receive the above error message when attempting to configure your Twitter API Credentials. It indicates that the values provided are not able to successfully authenticate with the Twitter API. This typically has three causes:
- The API credentials entered are invalid,
- The callback URLs are misconfigured,
To resolve, check the following points:
- Double-check the Consumer Key and Consumer Secret are entered correctly.
- Ensure that all three Callback URLs are specified in your Twitter App Settings (refer to step 4 of the configuration steps).
Unable to access Sign-In Integrations page
If you cannot access the page at Configuration () > System Settings > Sign-In Integrations or, prior to WHMCS 8.0, Setup > Sign-In Integrations, there may be an issue in your Friendly URLs configuration.
For more information, see Troubleshooting a 404 Page Not Found Error in the Admin Area.
Social login: Error We could not connect to your account
This error can be observed on either the client login or registration pages when the page loads. It indicates an error with a custom System Theme template, usually because it was not updated for use with WHMCS 7.3.
To confirm this, change to the Six or Twenty-One themes and check whether the error continues. If not, contact the system theme template developer for further assistance.
We were unable to connect your account. Please contact your system administrator
This error may occur when client's attempt to register or login using Twitter. It indicates a misconfiguration in the Callback URL in your Twitter app settings.
To resolve this, ensure that all three Callback URLs are specified in your Twitter App Settings.
This can also indicate that your Twitter account does not have access to Twitter API v1.1. To resolve this, request Elevated access with Twitter.
Link Initiated! Please complete sign in to associate this service with your existing account. You will only have to do this once
This is a standard response when a client clicks Sign In With Twitter on the client login page but has not yet linked their account. The client will need to log in with their client area email address and password to successfully link their Twitter account to it.
Clients can connect their accounts to Twitter at any time via this method or on the Security Settings page inside the client area when logged in.
Link Initiated! Please complete the registration form below
Similar to the above message, this is not an error but happens when a client clicks Sign Up with Twitter on the registration form. This will only fetch the users first and last name from Twitter as well as their email address if their settings allow it, so the user must complete the registration form to complete signing up.