Usage of another URL for custom login

Hi Klaus,
you can use a custom filter as described at https://active-directory-wp.com/docs/FAQ/How_to_trigger_authentication_for_custom_URL.html ??

Hi schakko!

Thank you, but I tried this code, but it doesn’t work:

add_filter(NEXT_AD_INT_PREFIX . 'auth_enable_login_check', function ($loginCheckAlreadyEnabled) {
		if (!$loginCheckAlreadyEnabled) {
		$loginCheckAlreadyEnabled = in_array(strtok($_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"],'?'), array (
			"/iwi4u-iwi"
		));
	}
	
	return $loginCheckAlreadyEnabled;
}, 10, 1);

The URL is: …/iwi4u-iwi or …/iwi4u-iwi/

When I try it with the same page and “/login” (and deactivated filter, default), it works fine.
Also official login page works fine.

Kind regards,

Klaus

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by ayssono.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by ayssono.

Hello!
Ok, I tried it on another website and I couldn’t login too:

The code there is:

add_filter(NEXT_AD_INT_PREFIX . 'auth_enable_login_check', function ($loginCheckAlreadyEnabled) {
		if (!$loginCheckAlreadyEnabled) {
		$loginCheckAlreadyEnabled = in_array(strtok($_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"],'?'), array (
			"/logreg"
		));
	}
	
	return $loginCheckAlreadyEnabled;
}, 10, 1);

What is my fault?

Kind regards,

Klaus

Hi Klaus, does your custom filter not get executed (you can check it with a simple print statement) or does it not work?

Hello!

I have this code and it shows only 1 and 3, no 2:

print "1";
add_filter(NEXT_AD_INT_PREFIX . 'auth_enable_login_check', function ($loginCheckAlreadyEnabled) {
print "2";
		if (!$loginCheckAlreadyEnabled) {
		$loginCheckAlreadyEnabled = in_array(strtok($_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"],'?'), array (
			"/logreg"
		));
	}
	
	return $loginCheckAlreadyEnabled;
}, 10, 1);
print "3";

Kind regards,

Klaus

– How does the surrrounding code before and after your add_filter statement looks like? It seems like you are registering your filter too late and it has already been called by NADI.

– You can check, if the method calling the filter is executed by adding print statements to https://github.com/NeosIT/active-directory-integration2/blob/master/classes/Adi/Init.php, method isOnLoginPage().

Hello!

The code is just like a plugin, because I made a plugin with the code and didn’t add it to functions file. That works normally great.

Here is the code:

<?php
/**
* Plugin Name: Custom Login URL for NEXT AD Plugin
* Plugin URI: https://active-directory-wp.com/docs/FAQ/How_to_trigger_authentication_for_custom_URL.html
* Description: Custom URL for WP Login with activated NEXT AD Plugin and to register new users
* Version: 1.0
* Author: AD NEXT
* Author URI: https://active-directory-wp.com/docs/FAQ/How_to_trigger_authentication_for_custom_URL.html
* License: GPL12
*/
add_filter(NEXT_AD_INT_PREFIX . 'auth_enable_login_check', function ($loginCheckAlreadyEnabled) {
		if (!$loginCheckAlreadyEnabled) {
		$loginCheckAlreadyEnabled = in_array(strtok($_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"],'?'), array (
			"/logreg"
		));
	}
	
	return $loginCheckAlreadyEnabled;
}, 10, 1);
?>

Kind regards,

Klaus ??

– Is this a Multisite environment?
– Have you added print statements in the Init.php to see if the isOnLoginPage method gets triggered?

Hello!
No, it is not a multisite environment.

I changed the function isOnLoginPage to:

	public function isOnLoginPage()
	{
		$r = false;
print "1";
		$page        = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];
		$required    = "wp-login.php";
		$isOnWpLogin = substr($page, -strlen($required)) == $required;
		$isOnXmlRpc  = $this->isOnXmlRpcPage();
print "2";
		if ($isOnWpLogin || $isOnXmlRpc) {
			$r = true;
		}
print "3";
		$customLoginPageEnabled = $this->dc()->getConfiguration()->getOptionValue(NextADInt_Adi_Configuration_Options::CUSTOM_LOGIN_PAGE_ENABLED);

		if ($customLoginPageEnabled) {
			if (isset($_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]) && strpos($_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"], '/login') !== false) {
				$r = true;
print "4";
			}
		}

		$r = apply_filters(NEXT_AD_INT_PREFIX . 'auth_enable_login_check', $r);
print "5";
		return $r;
	}

Result is:
It shows up: 1,2,3,5, but no 4.

Kind regards,

Klaus

If you put print statements in both of your plug-in code and Init.php, in which order do they get executed?

The correct order would be:
– your_plugin: 1
– your_plugin: 3
– Init.php: 1
– Init.php: 2
– Init.php: 3
( – Init.php: 4)
– your_plugin: 2
– Init.php: 5

Hi!

I just get:
131235

Which means:
plugin 1
plugin 3
init 1
init 2
init 3
init 5

Kind regards,

Klaus

– In your plug-in, what values is printed for print NEXT_AD_INT_PREFIX;?(should benext_ad_int_`). If this prints nothing, there should be also a PHP warning that the constant is not defined. You ‘next_ad_int_auth_enable_login_check’ instead.

– You can try

function my_nadi_hook($param) {
  print "3";
}

add_filter('next_ad_int_auth_enable_login_check', 'my_nadi_hook', 10, 1); 

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by schakko.

Hi!

When the plugin code is like this, print NEXT_AD_INT; doesn’t work, there is no output.

print "1";
add_filter(NEXT_AD_INT_PREFIX . 'auth_enable_login_check', function ($loginCheckAlreadyEnabled) {
print NEXT_AD_INT;
print "2";
		if (!$loginCheckAlreadyEnabled) {
		$loginCheckAlreadyEnabled = in_array(strtok($_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"],'?'), array (
			"/logreg"
		));
	}
	
	return $loginCheckAlreadyEnabled;
}, 10, 1);
print "3";

Kind regards,

Klaus

The print statement must be outside your callback handler as the callback handler itself does not get executed in your case ??

print "1";
print NEXT_AD_INT_PREFIX; // should print "next_ad_int_"

add_filter(NEXT_AD_INT_PREFIX . 'auth_enable_login_check', 
  function($loginCheckAlreadyEnabled) {
  ...
}), 10, 1);

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by schakko.

Hi!

Thank you for your patience! ??

I get now: 1NEXT_AD_INT31235

There is no “next_ad_int_”.

Kind regards,
Klaus