I realized I didn't have Facebook installed on my Android.  After installing it, the app just sits there and says Loading...  So I think they need to check on two things, if the user does not have Facebook installed, on the call back the device won't understand fb9329392://auth; if the facebook app is installed, it should process the login but it is not.

On Windows Phone I have no idea why it does nothing.

Maybe I didn't explain what I'm trying to do correctly...  Look at the picture I have attached

The top part of the view has a banner image with a button, and the bottom has the listview/tableview.  I've done this in iOS many times.

For the facebook I get the following error:

Error 4 Cannot implicitly convert type 'System.Threading.Tasks.Task<Intersoft.Crosslight.Services.Social.IUserProfile>' to 'Intersoft.Crosslight.Services.Social.UserProfile' C:\Users\xxx\Dropbox (Personal)\xxx\xxx\xxx.Core\ViewModels\xxxViewModel.cs 256 51 xxx.Core

Oh my code didn't post.  

I'd really like to change the background image on the LinearLayout if possible to different images at runtime.  This works fine in iOS but not in Android.  Can't get the source to change.  Let me know if I can change the background of the LinearLayout as well.

using Intersoft.Crosslight;
namespace Incroud
{
    public class SimpleBindingProvider : BindingProvider
    {
        #region Constructors

        public SimpleBindingProvider()
        {
			this.AddBinding ("LoginButton", BindableProperties.CommandProperty, "LoginCommand");
			this.AddBinding ("SignUpButton", BindableProperties.CommandProperty, "SignupCommand");
			this.AddBinding ("background", BindableProperties.ImageSourceProperty, "Image");

        }

        #endregion
    }
}

   public class SimpleViewModel : ViewModelBase
    {
        #region Fields
		private string _image;
        #endregion

        #region Properties
		public string Image
		{
			get { return _image; }
			set
			{
				if (_image != value)
				{
					_image = value;
					OnPropertyChanged("Image");
				}
			}
		}

      public SimpleViewModel()
        {
  this.Image = "fb_button.png";
await TaskEx.Delay (100);
this.Image = "anotherImage.png";
}