On your uShare datatype, can you please confirm that you've also ticked "Enable Facebook". This is the one that will enable Facebook sharing via uShare. "Active Facebook by default" is just to tick the Facebook share option by default on your uShare property for those nodes to save you from doing it every time.
If this is already the case, please have a look in your App_Data logs to see if any errors have been written out.
The app_data log shows an SQL error. Execute permissions are required on the SQL database. I updated the user to be DB Owner and the buttons now appear. By default my SQL server user logins aren't given the owner permission.
Next step is to get the authorize button to work with my Facebook App
Thanks for posting. As long as your login has permissions to create the tables/stored procedures and write to those tables, it should be fine. Not sure why this wasn't already the case with your Umbraco login.
'No active service providers. See data type properties to activate.'
I've just installed uShare on an Umbraco 7.2.4 site using your release from 20th March.
The facebook keys are in ushare.config. I've create a datatype with facebook activated.
However, in the Content|uShare tab I don't see Facebook activate/deactivate buttons. Just the message:
'No active service providers. See data type properties to activate.'.
The two tables are present in the SQL database - no entries in the authorisation table.
Hi John
On your uShare datatype, can you please confirm that you've also ticked "Enable Facebook". This is the one that will enable Facebook sharing via uShare. "Active Facebook by default" is just to tick the Facebook share option by default on your uShare property for those nodes to save you from doing it every time.
If this is already the case, please have a look in your App_Data logs to see if any errors have been written out.
Rigardt
Hi Rigardt,
The app_data log shows an SQL error. Execute permissions are required on the SQL database. I updated the user to be DB Owner and the buttons now appear. By default my SQL server user logins aren't given the owner permission.
Next step is to get the authorize button to work with my Facebook App
regards
John
Hi John
Thanks for posting. As long as your login has permissions to create the tables/stored procedures and write to those tables, it should be fine. Not sure why this wasn't already the case with your Umbraco login.
Let me know if there's anything else.
Rigardt
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