• rxny

    (@rxny)


    Hi!
    First I would like to thank you for your plugin, it was the only thing that solved my problem. But..
    My database uses passwords in uppercase, I would like to know how I can do it so that when the user goes to login, the password is encrypted in uppercase to compare it with the password in the database, I use MD5, I think it would be
    something like upper(md5(str))

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  • Plugin Author tbenyon

    (@tbenyon)

    Hi @rxny

    Check out this support question.

    I’d love to know if you get it working but also reach out if you have any other questions ??

    Thanks,

    Tom

    Thread Starter rxny

    (@rxny)

    Thanks for your super quick response!
    I don’t know if I’m doing it right, I tried to use your code from the link you said and it didn’t work, I still can’t login, I get a message about wrong credentials. Could you give me more examples of how to do it? sorry but my knowledge when talking about codes/programming is very low.
    Once again, thank you for your attention!
    ps: this is my website https://furiousm2.net/

    Plugin Author tbenyon

    (@tbenyon)

    I won’t be able to get an example up and running but based on your code snippet it would look like this…

    function myExlogHashAuthenticator($password, $hashFromDatabase, $username, $externalUserData) {
        $generatedHash = upper(md5($password));
        return $hashFromDatabase == $generatedHash;
    }
    add_filter('exlog_hook_filter_authenticate_hash', 'myExlogHashAuthenticator', 10, 4);

    If you can provide the code snippet of what your system does to hash and an example password in plain text and the hashed version of that password I could try and help you further when I get time. Would need those things though.

    Tom

    I have two sites in wordpress, but I want customers not to have to register in both sites, but if it is so in one, they do not have to register in the other or vice versa

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