Rating: 1 star
The title says it all. I spent the better part of 3 days trying to get this to work with no luck. I even paid for a plan to get support. They were little to no help. I use miniorange for my SSO needs. It works decently and has good support.
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Unfortunately, plugin doesn’t work and abandoned. On official Github repository you can find this text:
v4 of the plugin is no longer supported as of June 2023. We are no longer providing new features or bugfixes for that release. Please upgrade to v5 as soon as possible.
OAuth0 Github
But irony that v5 doesn’t work as well, so both versions of plugin are just a waste of time
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I have some questions about signing JWT’s, but other than that, the documentation is exhaustive, which is one of the reasons why I chose it. You can tell when a project is put together well.
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I use multiple WordPress sites and other member platform. When I set every site login via Auth0, it creates seamless experience for users.
I decide to user only Passwordless email. This will help people secure their accounts (because of no password to remember and no easy password remains.)
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Multiple users are not allowed to login getting the error : “This site requires a verified email”, even though this is not enabled in the settings.
I’ve tried reporting this, getting absolutely zero response after 6 months…
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Does the latest version of plugin use the Lock 10 or Later version of the Lock API?
Please do let me know your inputs about the same.
Thanks
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Now working as expected.
Fast, tenacious and good support from Josh C on the plugin, after I’d posted on the forum.
My problems *all* stemmed from having a blank WP Site Title.
The blank Site Title caused the Auth0 Setup Wizard to end with errors. Manual configuration of Auth0 Client and Connection DB got the plugin to work, but then couldn’t login after update of plugin to 3.5.1
I’ve stuck with the plugin as the benefits are so good, here are some of them:
* easier and trustworthy signup and login for users
* in Auth0 site able to amend a couple of example rules to have Whitelist of domains and email addresses to restrict who can sign up and login, which is great for testing
* advent of GDPR in EU May 2018 means we can meet the data restrictions by ensuring all sensitive (and attributable) user data in Auth0 rather than our site, still checking with the lawyers as to whether this will meet our GDPR obligations
* harmonised sign up login across a multi-host solution in GO-lang, NodeJS, WordPress, PHP, YAML API in Swagger and other technologies
Rating: 1 star
The plugin does not work as intended. It worked for a while and I loved it, but I cannot use it anymore as my users cannot sign in. I am forced to look for another solution because there is no support available for the free version.
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This plugin doesn’t work pending changes to their API.
You will keep getting a can’t connect error.
On their support forum:
the underlying cause in this specific case was that the recent deprecation notice for Lock 10 and below when used in embedded login scenarios meant that new tenants don’t even have access to those API’s. In addition, the WordPress plugin current version is still making use of Lock 10 so the issue will surface in new tenants due to unavailability of legacy API’s; there’s already ongoing work to update the WordPress plugin to Lock 11 so this will be addressed in the next version of the plugin.
*UPDATE*
The plugin seems to have been fixed now and it works.
*UPDATE 2*
The original connection error has been fixed but now the database fails to connect to WordPress so basically you can’t authenticate and you can’t migrate users. Log says ‘Algorithm not allowed’. Wasted about 12 hours on this trying to get it work doing everything recommended on the support forums.
Final verdict: too unreliable/amateurish to be safely used on a production account. Extremely unstable development with the breaking updates which are released in a very dis-organised manner with no warning.
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Not usable. The plugin can’t connect to the auth0 site. Manual connection is incomprehensible.
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The best login and registration plugin available for WordPress. I have used almost all of them and this one beats them all single-handedly. So many features and so easy to use. Great work.
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Pros: Nice plugin for two-factor auth
Cons: Too many minor updates (several updates may present in one day)
Rating: 1 star
Hi, didn’t work after sign-up
i see this error on your website
Oops!, something went wrong
Rating: 5 stars
I wouldn’t call this easy, whatsoever. The documentation may be great, but when they don’t tell you what to do with that information then what good is it? Support just tells you to read the documentation! Asked the same question many times. Ugh, I give up. Will be writing my own solution.
Plugins are supposed to be Easy!
Rating: 5 stars
This plugin makes it easy to create single sign-on for multiple platforms when one of those platforms happens to be WordPress (of course). The plugin works great, and what makes it even better is the friendly support you’ll receive should you have any trouble.
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With a combination of this plugin, the service provided by Auth0 and the wp-bcrypt plugin I’ve been able to build a central authentication system that is using the WP database at it’s core and I’m now able to offer SSO across multiple instances of WP as well as our asp.net applications!
The support these guys offer is also awesome!
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