The method FB.api will stop working when called from http pages in 24 days.

[Yamilquery]

I get the next warnings in console. I think it's because we'll need to update the Facebook API.

index.js:2178 The method FB.getLoginStatus will stop working when called from http pages in 24 days.  Please update your site to use https for Facebook Login. https://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/2018/06/08/enforce-https-facebook-login/
__stack_frame_overlay_proxy_console__ @ index.js:2178
a @ sdk.js:53
(anonymous) @ sdk.js:120
(anonymous) @ sdk.js:117
window.fbAsyncInit @ facebook-login-with-button.js:1
a.__wrapper.a.__wrapper @ sdk.js:117
(anonymous) @ sdk.js:178
setTimeout (async)
_sdkBound @ sdk.js:22
(anonymous) @ sdk.js:178
require @ sdk.js:24
require @ sdk.js:24
__d @ sdk.js:24
(anonymous) @ sdk.js:179
(anonymous) @ sdk.js:213
(anonymous) @ sdk.js:213
index.js:2178 The method FB.api will stop working when called from http pages in 24 days.  Please update your site to use https for Facebook Login. https://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/2018/06/08/enforce-https-facebook-login/

[mbrochh]

I believe this just warns you about HTTP pages. You can set the version to 3.1 when mounting the component:

<FacebookLogin
  appId={...}
  fields="name,email"
  version="3.1"
/>

[kaizenkaizen]

@mbrochh This didn't resolve the issue, still seeing this in console:

The method FB.api will stop working when called from http pages in 13 days.

[fatchat]

Has FB provided some way to use { FB.api, FB.login } during dev i.e. from http://localhost?

[fatchat]

Has FB provided some way to use { FB.api, FB.login } during dev i.e. from http://localhost?

Btw the announcement from FB is here:

https://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/2018/06/08/enforce-https-facebook-login/

; they clearly state that we can only use localhost while the app is in dev mode. They don't say what to do once the app has been released

[mbrochh]

So during dev just ignore the warning.

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[vigneshprasad]

If you're using the standard Create React App model you can include HTTPS=true before typing the start command so something like HTTPS=true npm start. This helped solve the problem for me at least from the client side.

[kaizenkaizen]

@vigneshprasad Brilliant! That worked really well the errors went away 👍

[arrowrs]

You could move your localhost to https (if sever running on apache)-
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4221874/how-do-i-allow-https-for-apache-on-localhost

[Diana0604]

Is there anything equivalent as the HTTPS=true for electron?

[stevechude]

@ vigneshprasad that HTTPS=true npm start isn't working at all... the page on localhost refuses to load on chrome browser and rather displays a security alert error.
How do i resolve this error in my react app "The method FB.login can no longer be called from http pages".

[vigneshprasad]

Hey @stevechude my solution may be outdated I'm really not sure. Unfortunately I have not kept up with this project so I'm not sure what's the correct solution here. Good luck I hope someone else is able to help you.

[Steven-zion]

Am getting same err when using react-facebook. here is what fixed my issue - on the meta for developers dashboard i clicked the top left corner dropdown and created a test up version of my app and then i replaced my appId with the one of a test app, it worked i got an accessToken. it seems the it wont work with the production app unless you create a test app