LawHero

WordPress 3.8.1 and WP Symposium 14.02

Yes, I tried that before, doesn’t seem to work.
As a normal visitor, it always comes up “Until you login, you can only view the forum. Login.”, no matter what I do.

Awesome!
Thanks for the quick reply, I’ll be tracking this plugin.
Good luck for your work then!

Solved! thanks.

@micheal

your suggestion was great, I really didn’t try to put it elsewhere in the template (I know, sounds absurd). Now it seems to be working, but still wondering why Facebook and Google do not work when inclucled into the comment <form>, putting them elsewhere doesn’t seem really user-friendly.
Guess I’ll disable it too for now, hoping they’ll fix it!

Funny thing, in my case the Twitter sign in is the only one working at the moment.
Facebook and Google do actually show up, but after the “Authenticating” yellow box nothing happens, the page won’t redirect and let the user log in.
Someone got the same issue?

Example article

As you can see I had to completely remove the Facebook and Google sign in in the comment form. Pretty sure it’s not the template either, I’ve tried it on a demo website and it works well.

Awesome, thanks!
I’ve solved the issue for the time being by using another plugin for redirecting apps, but can’t wait to let your plugin doing it by itself.
This plugin is the best around to use in a comment section (saying this after trying all the other ones…many do not work, others will put invasive advertising and so on).
I really hope all the best! Good work.

Great widget, works perfectly!
Only one thing to point: the redirect after loggin in points to the wordpress admin page. I’ve inserted the plugin in the comment section so visitors can comment with their social profiles, and I’d like to point the redirect to the same page they logged in.
Not really sure on how to do it. Any tips?

i used this workaround:

<div style=”overflow:hidden;width:37px;height:37px;”>
<?php do_action(‘oa_social_login’); ?>
</div>

Then it shows just the logo without anything else

Where did you put that?

By the way, the plugin clearly violates the terms but somehow is accepted by some wordpress webmasters.
The plugin developer said it was “absolutely necessary” to implement it to track the API and update the plugin, which is a big lie of course since the code shows it’s only a label: an escamotage to try to make people pay…kinda low and incredibly greedy since it’ll cost 9 dollars per month.
I strongly suggest to avoid this plugin, there are better ones with a better customization system. Even better icons.