[Disasterpiece]

Originally Posted by |Jordan|

I found out the hard way via steam support that if you have a domain name with the word "Steam" in it, you can't generate an API key. I even contacted steam support asking and they said they wont generate one for me.

http://www.SteamGameTrades.com

Oh, wasn't aware of this too. Maybe it's some kind to prevent scams or phishing. Sorry to hear that.

mfc4life.com/forum.php

You'll notice the one in the header will work. However, when you go to use the one in the custom login button it just acts as if its a login button. Also, the facebook connect works witch leaders me to beleave that I have lost my mind

Ah, now i know what you mean. Yes, that behaviour is correct. Reason for this is the way html handles forms.
The Steam button is a form itself, so you have a loginform within a loginform. The Steam button will fallback to be a part of the vbulletin login form and act as a second submit button.

try the following (not sure if it works tho):

Open the template you put the second login button to (the steam button which doesn't work)
replace the {vb:raw steam_button} with the following code:

<a href="login2.php?do=login&s=&securitytoken=guest&do=login&vb_login_md5password=&vb_login_md5password_utf=">
		<img src="images/misc/steam_login.png" alt="Sign in through Steam" />
</a>

And report back if it works