benoit0neall
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Hello,
You can integrate the plugin manually on your login page. Just follow our guide : http://docs.oneall.com/services/implementation-guide/social-login/login/#8.
Concerning the links to the login page, you can put them in your templates and add a parameter to keep the track of the current page. Once on the login page, inject the parameter into our plugin configuration to specify the redirection uri :
_oneall.push(['social_login', 'set_callback_uri', your_custom_callback_uri]);
This will do the job.
Regards,
Hello,
Yes, our plugin will get some users data from the social network. Once you have the data, you can prefill this form.
The data you can retrieve depends :
* the social network (SN)
* the data allowed by you SN application
* the data the user want to share.Regards,
Hi Alundra,
You can add our login buttons on any template using our shortcodes : http://docs.oneall.com/plugins/guide/social-login-wordpress/#4.
You can easily add them in the header.
Regards,
Hi,
If they do not have the same wordpress installation (do not share the same session system), users cannot automatically be authentified.
But that’s our SSO plugin purpose. You can find it here : https://wordpress.org/plugins/single-sign-on-sso/
Regards,
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Social Login & Register for Wordpress - 40+ Social Networks] WP 5.0Hello Peter,
Our plugin is not compatible yet, but we’ll do it soon.
Regards,
Hello,
You can use our hook, but this will create some work for you, you’ll have to :
* store data retrieved by the connection_token : this token is readable only once and you need the data to create the account later
* create an interface in order to get the user approval
* break our script and display your UI
* create another script which handle user response, and create the account.We’ll also check if we can add this in a future version.
Regards,
Hi,
WeChat is still on our to do list.
But it’s working for Weibo, and our plugin works with bbpress.
Regards,
Hello,
I think the easiest solution would be to:
1) Create a new page explaining that registration is disabled.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Pages2) Write down the public link to this page.
3) Then you replace this:
trigger_error (…);By this (replace $url by the link to the page):
wp_redirect( $url ); exit;The user will be redirected to a page instead of our error or a single message.
Best regards,
Benoit