Márcio Lopes F?o

It seems that the issue itself was that the keycloak service that needs the configuration. Was not a thing inside the plugin.

After some ressearch of the plugin inner workings this code worked by calling the widget from PHP:

?the_widget('mooauth_widget');die;

Also this way I can setup a custom login page that will redirect it to the keycloack authentication page:

<div style="display: none;">

? ? ? ? ? ? <?php

? ? ? ? ? ? the_widget('mooauth_widget');

? ? ? ? ? ? ?>

? ? ? ? </div>

? ? ? ? <script>

? ? ? ? ? ? //attach listener to dom load

? ? ? ? ? ? document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() {

? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? moOAuthLoginNew('keycloak');

? ? ? ? ? ? });

? ? ? ? </script>

? ? ? ? <?php die; ?>

Just noticed that there is a Admin pannel specific for the JWT Login Settings, it should have been pointed out at the instructions.

This morning I noticed that the page do a lazy loading Which is fine.
I’ve increased the range of posts then. It fix it for now.

But it was such a inconvenience when I limited the number of posts to 50 And had no idea of how to achieve older posts.

Corrected it by editing this file:
/wp-content/plugins/new-user-approve/new-user-approve.php

Updated the link by editing this function:

public function admin_approval_email( $user_login, $user_email ) {
		$default_admin_url = admin_url( 'users.php?s&pw-status-query-submit=Filter&new_user_approve_filter=pending&paged=1' );

Updated to this:

public function admin_approval_email( $user_login, $user_email ) {
		$default_admin_url = admin_url( 'users.php?page=new-user-approve-admin' );

The url sent now does not come as a “a” element (link), looks like I’ve created a new problem here.

I’ve fixed it by editing wp-content/plugins/new-user-approve/new-user-approve.php

Changed this function:

public function email_message_headers() {
		$admin_email = get_option( 'admin_email' );
		if ( empty( $admin_email ) ) {
			$admin_email = ‘support@‘ . $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'];
		}

		$from_name = get_option( 'blogname' );

		$headers = array(
			"From: \"{$from_name}\" <{$admin_email}>\n",
		);

		$headers = apply_filters( 'new_user_approve_email_header', $headers );

		return $headers;
	}

changed the $admin_email at the begining to

$admin_email = '[email protected]';

so it don’t pass the empty() verification and uses the defined email.

You can edit it on /wp-content/plugins/new-user-approve/includes/messages.php
just be careful to not change the code, only the texts.

There is also a set of different language messages in the localization folder, but that was too complex to configure for me also I didn’t liked the portuguese translations.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by Márcio Lopes F?o.