inthylight

@chilledfresh Yes, we’re working on smoothing that bit out in the onboarding flow! ??

@gurpreetsaluja

Likewise, can you email me the details of the issue you are seeing to [email protected]?

Thanks!

@surgimedex.webmaster

Can you email me the details of the issue you are seeing to [email protected]?

Thank you.

@chilledfresh and jayhoogle

Hello everybody,

Here is how to fix this issue:

1. Log in to the getclef.com dashboard

2. See whether you have a first name and phone number saved in your profile (at the top of the screen). If not, fill in those values, save, and then try your mobile login again.

That should fix it. Let me know ([email protected]) if you continue to see the error message.

Hey gilbo1979,

I just checked, and it appears your site is working normally. Please let me know ([email protected]) if you need further assistance.

@niket the path to the file within the Woo plugin directory is /templates/myaccount/form-login.php. You might have to get at it via FTP rather than the online editor.

@niket Currently, the closest thing to “perfect integration” between Woo and Clef is enabling login and registration on the Woo my-account page. Additionally, you can use this redirect plugin to send Woo users to their my-account page upon login. Further integration will require some coding on the Woo side of things, perhaps even a Clef plugin for WooCommerce. We’d love to do such a project, but we’ll have to wait until we have the engineering resources to devote to it.

On that my-account page, no, the login button does not do registration too. There is a separate button and a separate form for registration.

@niket

Step one: enable register with Clef button.

Step two: the Woo login page currently uses a non-standard hook. So you have to follow the workaround in this reply (above) to get the Clef “login with your phone” button to appear. We (Clef) are working with Woo to see if they can add the standard hook so that this workaround is not required.

@ra4ko87

The Clef for WP plugin is free indeed (see the free tier here: https://getclef.com/pricing/).

If you installed the plugin and completed the setup wizard successfully, you should be able to log in using your Clef mobile app (not your password).

If you cannot log in with the Clef mobile app, can you send me an email at [email protected], and please include your site’s URL.

peace,
LO

@stephentyers

Can you send me an email via [email protected]? I’d like to follow up with you on this by email. . . .

Thank you.

@stephentyers

Does your script connect/authenticate via the WP API? If so, on the Clef settings page, try enabling the Allow passwords for API option and then running the script. I think that should do the trick.

@blackfundi

For center aligning the button manually (unfortunately, it is not customizable in the Clef for WP plugin itself), you can try something like this:

1. Assuming you are using the Jetpack custom CSS module (or something similar) or don’t mind directly editing your theme’s stylesheet

2. Add this selector to the custom CSS:

div.clef-button-container {
	margin-left: 25px;
}

Change the 25px to whatever amount is appropriate for achieving centering on your page.

@wowitmoves thanks for the note. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to reproduce the localization issue. In my tests running EasyAzons with Germany set as the default locale works correctly on a fresh install of WP using the twenty-fifteen theme and with Clef as the only other plugin activated.

For finding the cause, I recommend following up with EasyAzons.

@sicruse: can you send me an email ([email protected]) with the site’s URL? And does the behavior your describe happen when you log in via your desktop computer or via the WordPress mobile app?

Anything is possible with the Clef API :-). But if you are asking whether this feature is available on the current wpclef plugin, no, unfortunately not.