mobile device support

yes, so I did i myself for now with js.
because you cannot scan a QR code which is actually on your mobile screen.

if (isMobileDevice()){
		//Hide message and qr code, and add a new one
		$('body').on('click', '#modal-1-content > div.wizard-step.active > a', function () {
			var code = $("#wp-2fa-totp-qrcode").attr('src');
			code = code.split("=otpauth")[1];
			var message = "<p id='2falink'>Please follow the link to setup two factor authentication.<br>\
			<a href='otpauth"+decodeURIComponent(code)+"'>Go to authenticator app</a></p>";
			
			
			$(".step-setting-wrapper.active > h3").after(message);
			$("#wp-2fa-totp-qrcode").hide();
			$(".option-pill").hide();
		});
		
		//Remove temp message and make visible again.
		$('body').on('click', '.wp2fa-setup-actions > a', function () {
			$("#wp-2fa-totp-qrcode").show();
			$(".option-pill").show();
			$("2falink").remove();
		});
	}

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by tsjippy.