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but maybe its still interfering?

i didn’t try oneall, but as far as i can tell both plugins can coexist without any issue.

thank you for your prompt follow up. i’ll dig into it.

yes it is possible, dlature. i’ll just give you a hint.

function wsl_logged_in_as( $default, $commenter, $user_identity )
{
	if( ! $provider = get_user_meta( get_current_user_id(), 'wsl_current_provider', true ) )
		return $default;

	return
		'<p class="logged-in-as">' .
		'<img src="' . WORDPRESS_SOCIAL_LOGIN_PLUGIN_URL . '/assets/img/16x16/' . strtolower( $provider ) . '.png"> ' .
		sprintf( __( 'Logged in as <a href="%s">%s</a> from %s.</p>' ), get_edit_user_link(), $user_identity, $provider );
}
add_filter( 'comment_form_logged_in', 'wsl_logged_in_as', 10, 3 );

twitter 7 times while testing

that’s one hell of a test, you broke it.

this is clearly a functional error in the plugin and i’m very interesting in knowing more details about your env and the steps to follow to reproduce this issue:

the version of wsl and wp,
were you using an old version of wsl before,
what config you’re using for wsl: what options did you enable in widget or bouncer tabs,
are you using any plugin who interfere with users authentication/moderation,
also it will be good to know you website link.

your theme functions.php file will do

alternatively, you can create this file: wp-content/plugins/wp-social-login-custom.php, and wsl will load it automatically.

alternatively, you can create a plugin and put your hooks there

alternatively, hire someone if this sound too complicated.

edit: $redirect_to will tell you where the user come from. in your case you may append “#comments” to that variable like this

function wsl_redirect_to( $redirect_to ) {
	return $redirect_to . '#comments';
}
add_filter( 'wsl_hook_process_login_alter_redirect_to', 'wsl_redirect_to', 10, 1 );

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9VNXh506ys

is better to use wsl hooks.

function wsl_redirect_to( $redirect_to ) {
	return 'http://example.com/#comments';
}
add_filter( 'wsl_hook_process_login_alter_redirect_to', 'wsl_redirect_to', 10, 1 );

if the table doesn’t exist you can create it manually (assuming the prefix is wp_):

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS wp_wslusersprofiles (
	id int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
	user_id int(11) NOT NULL COMMENT 'refers to wp.users.id',
	provider varchar(50) NOT NULL COMMENT 'provider id',
	object_sha varchar(255) NOT NULL COMMENT 'to check if hybridauth user profile object has changed from last time, if yes we update the user profile here',
	identifier varchar(255) NOT NULL COMMENT 'The Unique user\'s ID on the connected provider. Depending on the provider, this field can be an number, Email, URL, etc.',
	profileurl varchar(255) NOT NULL,
	websiteurl varchar(255) NOT NULL,
	photourl varchar(255) NOT NULL,
	displayname varchar(150) NOT NULL,
	description varchar(255) NOT NULL,
	firstname varchar(150) NOT NULL,
	lastname varchar(150) NOT NULL,
	gender varchar(10) NOT NULL,
	language varchar(20) NOT NULL,
	age varchar(10) NOT NULL,
	birthday int(11) NOT NULL,
	birthmonth int(11) NOT NULL,
	birthyear int(11) NOT NULL,
	email varchar(255) NOT NULL,
	emailverified varchar(255) NOT NULL,
	phone varchar(75) NOT NULL,
	address varchar(255) NOT NULL,
	country varchar(75) NOT NULL,
	region varchar(50) NOT NULL,
	city varchar(50) NOT NULL,
	zip varchar(25) NOT NULL,
	UNIQUE KEY id (id),
	KEY idp_uid (provider,identifier),
	KEY user_id (user_id)
);

patched r1004796