Socialid.events.onLoginError
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Revision as of 20:15, 3 November 2014
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Description
Triggered when an error occurs during the login process.
Adding Handler
socialid.events.onLoginError.addHandler(handler)
Event Data
| event | onLoginError | provider | Provider used in the login process. Can be "facebook", "twitter", "linkedin", or "gplus". | code | The error code returned during the login process. |
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Error codes
| unauthorized | It wasn't possible to get the access token for the user because the login code expired or the application credentials are invalid. | request_timeout | The social network took too long to return the access token. | service_unavailable | The social network is not available right now. | blocked | This Marketing Account is not receiving new logins because it hit the maximum number of contacts for its plan. | internal_server_error | An unknown error occurred. |
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Example
Adding a handler for the onLoginError event on Social Login:
socialid.events.onLoginError.addHandler(function(data) {
console.log("Website received onLoginError: ", data);
});
Example response object:
{
event: "onLoginError",
provider: "twitter",
code: "request_timeout"
}
