Here you will find answers to commonly asked questions about the WooCommerce Social Login extension.
Yes, Now this plugin works standalone & it doesn't need WooCommerce. You can independently use this plugin with BuddyPress, bbPress, or PeepSo.
Twitter doesn't provide an email address when the user logs in, so we need to ask user to add email address for the first time so that we can link that email address to their account.
If you are using facebook app version 2.12 or greater then if will require https for your site. For more information please see here
You might have been already logged in to your website :). Try this in a different browser and you'll see login options.
Yep! This plugin ties into the existing WordPress user accounts. Your new customers are still created with customer accounts, using their email (Facebook, Amazon, Google) or handle (Twitter). They could reset passwords using their email addresses to log into your site normally.
In the case of users who have created an account with Twitter, We do prompt users to enter an email when logging in with these services.
No, there's very little information that's sent back to the social network during the initial login and after that there’s no information exchanged until the user logs in again. The only data that’s passed back and forth is login information – nothing on orders, site activity, etc. See below for what information is pulled from each network.
Once a user logs in with a social network, a WordPress account is created for the user using his/her email address as the username and a random password. If you were to uninstall the plugin, a user can always use the "lost password" feature to create a new password and log into their account normally, rather than with their social network.
This is most likely an issue with your theme (we’ve seen this happen several times already). If your theme overwrites WooCommerce templates, as many do, it may be missing the required action hooks to display the Woo Social Login buttons. It would be best to contact your theme author and prod them to update their templates to be compatible with the latest version of WooCommerce and include any hooks and functions WooCommerce does.
In the mean time, you can add the login buttons to any page using our shortcode: [woo_social_login]
Twitter recently make changes in API and that's why it ask to Authorize app every time.
Microsoft Edge browser is blocking the long url, so whenever it detect the long url it will not work. To unblock the url follow below steps:
By default, plugin will send WordPress email. If you want to change email then you need to use WooCommerce template as shown in below screenshot.
To get users email you need to enter Terms of Service URL and Privacy policy URL and tick Request email address from users option in a Twitter App that you have created. Please check the screenshot below.
Social login is a web functionality. It is compatible to work with any browsers like safari OR chrome. The Google app of iPhone is an actual app and not a broswer. So this functionality is not compatible with iPhone's Google app.
Yes, We checked with Varnish following configuration and it is working properly
HTTP/1.1 200 OKYes, it will work with any caching plugin. You should enable this setting if you are using caching plugin.