Using WordPress to Authenticate Users In an External App

  • jimmymjb2

    (@jimmymjb2)


    16 years, 6 months ago

    So I’ve been trying to figure out how to set it up so that my users can log into WordPress and then won’t have to log in to AjaXplorer. Basically just trying to pass authentication and other user info from WordPress to AjXp.

    I’ve spent a good deal of time at the AjXp forums looking into the matter, but so far I haven’t gotten the info I need to make this work. See, I’m a bit of a novice when it comes to these two systems and PHP. So I was hoping that an expert on at least one of them could give me the guidance I would need to make this work.

    If anyone thinks they can help, please let me know and I will provide you with all of the tips, code and documentation I have collected so far. I just don’t know how to stitch it altogether.

    I really would appreciate any help that you can toss my way. I’m kind of at the end of my rope with this little project.

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  • Thread Starter jimmymjb2

    (@jimmymjb2)

    16 years, 6 months ago

    This is a quick CSS fix I just came up with to make cyc work with a sidebar on the left. The theme I have is extremely simple, so to do this is easy enough. Just because it worked on my theme, doesn’t mean it will work with yours. I just thought I’d share, and maybe some other people having trouble may be able to get some idea of how else they could trick cyc into behaving. If this trick does work for you as is, even better.

    First, on the CYC Options page (top to bottom):
    Box 1: <div id=cyc-wrap>
    Box 2: </div>
    Box 3: <div id=”cyc-bump”></div>

    Second, in my stylesheet:
    #cyc-wrap{float:right;width:777px;}
    #cyc-bump{width:777px;height:600px;} (This is just to push the footer back down. A fixed height for cyc isn’t a big problem for me.)

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