justin.voelker

Looking through the code of the plugin it seems the answer is “no.”

So, can it be added? Seems simple enough–Add a filter hook for “user_contactmethods” to include a new “Google Authentication Email Address” field on the user profile. Then, in the plugin check if that field contains data. If it does, use that value when authenticating, if not, fallback to using the standard email address.

You could even include a plugin setting on whether or not you want this field added to the profile page so regular users of the plugin wouldn’t need to be bothered by this addition.

Fantastic! Thanks for getting this into the next version!

After a lot of trial and error and nearly 20 fresh installs of WordPress I found the issue (although I’m not sure why it is an issue). Making a copy of every single website file creates no problems. It is copying the database that creates the problem. I even narrowed it down the the “wp_posts” table. For some reason, when I DROP and CREATEthat table as a copy from my ‘clean’ site, I cannot create new posts or pages. When I restore the original table, I can create posts/pages just fine. Rather than using DROP then CREATE if I use TRUNCATE then INSERT INTO the wp_posts table keeps whatever special properties it had and everything seems to work. Not sure why that is happening but until I find a better way I’ll stick with what I have now.