Wordpress Plugin, Limiting Providers for Social Login vs Social Link

DreadPirate_Duo

Hello,

I've just started using the OneAll WordPress plugin today and I'm finding it to be a very nice solution to a problem I am trying to solve.
I'm old in IT, but new in WordPress and OneAll... I have mediocre experience with PHP... I could code myself out of a paper bag, but I don't know how much further I can go after that

I have a workflow I need to implement that requires someone to login to my WP site with Discord, and then link their Steam account after that... in that exact order.

I would like to expose the Discord login option only, then redirect them to a page where they can link their Steam account.
I would like only the Discord option to show up for user creation, then once Discord is linked, have the Steam option show up.
I would probably attempt do to this by walking the user through the process, have them land on the Discord link page, then redirect to the Steam link page.

Is there a way to either manage the shortcodes that come with the plugin to make this happen, or create a new shortcode that will allow me to manage which providers are displayed?

If not, is there another way I could accomplish this?

Thank you for taking a look, I appreciate any and all help anyone could provide me.

Claude_Schlesser

Hello,

there is unfortunately no shortcode that allows you to select the social networks.

You can however use the following JavaScript for the login with Discord:

<div class="oneall_social_login" id="oneall_social_login_container1"></div> <script data-cfasync="false" type="text/javascript"> var _oneall = _oneall || []; _oneall.push(['social_login', 'set_providers', ['discord']]); _oneall.push(['social_login', 'set_callback_uri', window.location.href]); _oneall.push(['social_login', 'do_render_ui', 'oneall_social_login_container1']); </script>


The link is a bit more tricky, as it requires to retrieve and display user data from the database. So maybe for Social Link you can use our short code: [oa_social_link]

So basically you only enable Steam in the Social Login settings in your WordPress admin area. Then you use the WordPress - shortcode to display Social Link and the JavaScript code from above to display Social Login.