Releases: userfront/wordpress
v1.2.2
v1.2.1
Bugfixes
- Rename "Require a WordPress account" to "Create a WordPress account"
- Fix redirect loop bug when create a wordpress account is disabled
v1.2.0
Miscellaneous
- Improvements to the Toolkit script with
wp_enqueue_script(). - New plugin JavaScript file for extending client-side behavior with jQuery and Userfront Core.
- New warning alert for Pantheon websites about the cache-busting cookies.
- Success message after submitting changes to the plugin settings.
Blurbs
Each field of the plugin settings now has short blurbs to help administrators better understand what is the expected behavior.
Feature control
Disable specific features such as login, sign up, and reset password from the plugin settings. This will automatically create or delete corresponding pages.
Require a WordPress Account
By default, the plugin will create a new WordPress account with the Userfront information. Block access to your WordPress and users will be logged out and this error message will appear:
v1.1.0
Bugfixes and new features.
Pantheon support
There was a reported bug for Pantheon websites due to their cookie policy. We've investigated and wrote a fix for websites on this host.
Source of Truth
A new source of truth setting allows you to choose between Userfront, WordPress or Do nothing as your source of truth.
Userfront will overwrite WordPress profiles upon login.
WordPress will overwrite Userfront profiles upon login.
Do nothing will only authenticate the user according to their email address, or create a new profile in WordPress if none exists.
Legacy redirect
Disable the WordPress native login by redirecting users from /wp-login.php to /login. This new feature is surfaced on the plugin settings. Only requests with a logout action will be allowed (/wp-login.php?action=logout) to continue supporting the native logout.
v1.0.0
Initial release.
Features
- Login
- Sign Up
- Reset Password
- Logout
- Settings
- Sync on Login
- Documentation