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Description:
I am working on integrating Facebook account linking for my CRM project. Specifically, I am implementing the following:
- OAuth Flows: To authenticate users and obtain access tokens.
- Graph API Endpoints: For posting text, images, and videos, including combined multimedia posts, using my C# .NET Core Web API.
Problem:
I am encountering the following error during the OAuth process or API calls:
"It looks like this app isn't available. This app needs at least one supported permission."
Steps I've Taken:
- My app is set to Live Mode.
- I have verified the App ID, App Secret, and Redirect URI.
- Necessary permissions have been added and submitted for review in the App Review section.
- Access tokens are generated with the required scopes.
Despite these steps, the issue persists.
Request:
Could anyone help me identify potential reasons for this issue and suggest resolutions? I’d also like guidance on confirming whether all permissions are correctly approved and whether additional steps are needed for production use.
Thank you in advance for your assistance!
I have also tried, but not working it says the same It looks like this app isn't available. This app needs at least one supported permission.
here the tutorial I have followed https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/facebook-login-for-business/
- Your Meta app must be a business type app. Done.
2 All permissions that your app asks for during login must be granted by your app user or your app won't be granted any permissions. Done
3 The email and public_profile permissions are automatically granted to all apps but at least one other supported permission must be included for each app installation. In this case it has a standar access, I requested an advanced permission, and now it says advanced permission, but also not working.
4 To serve businesses that you do not own or manage, your app must be approved for Advanced Access via Meta's App Review
5 Apps with Advanced Access are required to undergo Ongoing Review to retain access. However, apps using Facebook Login for Business have reduced requirements for certain ongoing compliance reviews because they are limited to accessing business permissions and features.
version 21. I also tried this using a wordpress plugin and not worked, and also tried a native solution with the code provided in javascript, but not working anyway.
the page is verified and the app is in live mode. this featured is aimed to use as a social login plugin in web for new users register.
so i dont know what it might could be.
