Hello,
this should do the trick:
function oa_social_login_update_user($user_data, $identity) { wp_update_user (array( 'ID' => $user_data->ID, 'user_login' => $user_data->ID)); } //This action is called whenever Social Login add…
I left a comment but still could not reproduce the bug.
Could you try to disable the avatars in the social login settings in your WordPress admin area?
Please tell me if that fixes the issue.
Thank you for the details. I can see an error here:
https://www.gaudry.be/stephane-gaudry
2x Loading mixed (insecure) display content “http://www.linkedin.com/img/webpromo/btn_myprofile_160x33.gif” on a secure page
This error is coming from the "M…
Hi Ken,
If you don't mind I would like to try something first.
1. Could you please logout from your website.
2. Then login with Facebook (this should create a new account).
3. Then check if you can unlink your Facebook account.
If this works, you…
Hi Sven,
please have a look at the Structure \ Blocks in your Drupal admin area.
There you should also see a social login block that you can move at the position of your choosing.
Regards,
Hi Ken,
there are in total 227 social network accounts being used on your website. I don't think that it would be a good idea to remove all of them. Some users might no longer be able to login. Maybe we can just purge your social network accounts?
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Hi Ken,
this error means that when you first connected using Facebook (login or link) the Jamroom platform did not save the OneAll user_token in their database.
When you now connect using Facebook, the Jamroom platform does not provide the correct…
Hi Carol,
you seem to have installed it twice this is why you get the error Cannot redeclare template_oneall_social_login().
What you can do is open this the file Login.template.php in your template directory and remove this function:
// OneAll …