Integrate Profilegrid Plugin

Hi @mushlih

We don’t have an integration for the ProfileGrid plugin, but I just installed it on my test site and the users registered with Nextend Social Login worked fine with ProfileGrid. In the Account Details page of ProfileGrid I could see the username, first name, last name and email that we stored.
After the registration/login with social I was also able to join groups, send messages, send friend requests so everything seems to work fine.

Note:
-ProfileGrid seems to handle the avatars in their own way, so they won’t use the avatars we stored, so you could disabling storing the avatars in Nextend Social Login at our Global Settings > Privacy tab: https://nextendweb.com/nextend-social-login-docs/global-settings-privacy/

Best regards,
Laszlo.

Ok, thank you

Yes! You are right! This works on the Profilegrid plugin! Very Good Plugin!
But…
He sends a default notification email from WordPress, how do I arrange for him to send an email from the Profilegrid plugin? Not a default WordPress email?
And I also want to ask, does your plugin generate automatic passwords for signed-up users? Or from the social account password they used for their login?
Because the default WordPress send email asks the user to set their password, and it will confuse them
And how can you prevent users who log in using your plugin from seeing the WordPress tollbar?
Thank you so much for this great plugin!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Mushlih Almubarak.

Hi @mushlih

Nextend Social Login registers the users the same way as WordPress does, so actually the registration notification email is not sent by us, but by WordPress.
This also means that, any plugin that is capable of overriding/modifying the default WordPress emails will also affect on the emails sent after registration with social login. E.g.: Better Notifications for WP – https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/bnfw/

But if your goal is to send the exact same email that Profilegrid sends, then you will need to do some custom coding, what we can not provide support for. Anyways here is what you should basically achieve:
-you need to inspect the code of Profilegrid find the function that they use to send email.
-then you should call this function into another function that you hook to one of our actions that we call on registration – e.g.: nsl_register_new_user – https://nextendweb.com/nextend-social-login-docs/backend-developer/

Password:
The registered accounts will indeed have a password automatically generated by WordPress. ( Note: none of the providers can return the password of the social media account as that wouldn’t be secure, since basically any developer could find out your social media credentials easily that way. )

As for your other questions:
We have options to disable both these registration emails and and WordPress toolbar, as you see in our documentations: https://nextendweb.com/nextend-social-login-docs/global-settings/
but those features are only available in the Pro Addon. On this forum we are only allowed to provide help for the Free version. So if you will have any question about Pro features, please rather open a support ticket: https://nextendweb.com/contact-us/nextend-social-login-support/

Best regards,
Laszlo.