Hi,
Can you explain further? As written, the question doesn’t really make sense. You can’t enable TFA for other people, because the essential nature of two-factor authentication is that they’re proving that they have something which only they have.
David
Sorry my words are indeed confusing in hindsight.
I meant how do I enable 2FA for other vendors so that if they chose to, they can use it. Right now using WCFM I don’t see option available for individual vendors to enable 2FA if they chose to have it enabled.
Users can set up 2FA by visiting the admin page /wp-admin/admin.php?page=two-factor-auth-user, or you can set up a front-end page on which you deploy the shortcode mentioned in the FAQs: https://wordpress.org/plugins/two-factor-authentication/#faq
David
It’s multivendor platform, so I don’t want to give access to wp-admin page. Can the vendors access 2FA page using login page or additional settings under WCFM accounts, etc?
You can set up a front-end page on which you deploy the shortcode mentioned in the FAQs: https://wordpress.org/plugins/two-factor-authentication/#faq
