• Hi. I’ve installed the gigya plugin succesfully and i’ve managed to connect it with facebook, twitter and yahoo (I don’t have a myspace account so I haven’t tried that out).

    Now I’m trying to make it work over a SSL connection but I haven’t managed to.

    So far, in the gs-for-wordpress.php file I’ve changed
    https://cdn.gigya.com/JS/gigya.js?services=socialize
    to
    https://cdn.gigya.com/JS/gigya.js?services=socialize

    My login page is:
    https://www.hablayapanama.com/blogtest/wp-login.php

    On other notes, I’ve also added:
    define(‘FORCE_SSL_ADMIN’, true);

    to my wp-config.php file

    but it’s not forcing https when I go to my login page from:
    https://www.hablayapanama.com/blogtest/

    It used to be doing it, but since I tried to make gigya work over ssl with admin-ssl plugin, it all went wrong and in fact, I wasn’t able to login anymore (each time I put in my user name it took me to the homepage of my blog) so I had to delete the admin-ssl plugin via ftp in order to have access to my admin page again.

    By the way, the blog is just a test… I just want to get everything working properly before I integrate wordpress (with gigya hopefully) into my actual blog:
    https://www.hablayapanama.com/blog/

    Gigya looks great but I don’t feel comfortable making people connect to facebook, twitter or authenticate through other services if it’s not a secure connection.

    Any help would be highly appreciated!

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  • Hi Joules,
    First you need to call https://cdn.gigya.com/JS/gigya.js?services=socialize
    with http & not https, its just a javascript with no user info.
    Regarding admin-ssl plugin, i’m not familair with this one & we haven’t had any previous experience with other users using this, if anyone in the community have some experience it would be great to hear.
    Regarding the secure connection, the user authenticating through the Social network, actually being redirected to the social network secure authentication page (it is not a gigya or the blog page – you can see the url). gigya does not know the user credentials (neither is the site using Gigya).

    Thanks,
    Etay

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