Description
Since One-Face service ceased to exist, this plugin is deprecated and available for reference only.
Allows visitors to leave comments via One-Face authorization service. Shows the login block written in Flash, which fills the standard login forms using JavaScript.
Screenshots
Default login block. 
Simple human test. 
Compact block.
Installation
- Upload
one-face-commentsfolder to the/wp-content/plugins/directory. - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
- Open ‘One-Face Comments’ item under the ‘Options’ menu where you can set up the following options:
- Block URL (a link to block examples is provided)
- Width and height
- Background color
- Whether to use the SWFObject script for block embedding
Plugin uses the comment_form action to display the login block. To insert the block manually, read the introducing post for version 1.5.
FAQ
What is One-Face?
One-Face is a simple service that allows you to register once and then use the data you provided to login on any site with One-Face support.
Unlike OpenID, One-Face is merely a form filler, it doesn’t replace your standard authorization procedure.
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Contributors & Developers
“One-Face Comments” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
1.5
- Created options page
- Added automatic display of the authorization block
- Used localization functions
1.0
- Initial release