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If a user has logged in with Social Login, you can retrieve his avatar/picture with this code:

$user_meta_thumbnail = get_user_meta ($user_id, 'oa_social_login_user_thumbnail', true);
$user_meta_picture = get_user_meta ($user_id, 'oa_social_login_user_picture', true);

I think that you are writing for the wrong plugin. I don’t see any support tickets from your side, neither here nor in our ticket system.

The plugin has also been tested with the latest WordPress and thousands of websites are using it without any issues.

Yes, the plugin uses and respects the standard WordPress hooks/actions and should work with any plugins that do the same.

No it’s unfortunately not possible to choose the size of the images that the social networks provide.

You could however use a bigger image and scale it down to reduce the distortion. You only need to enable the “large avatars” in the Social Login settings and then you scale them down like you did before.

They are on our todo list ??

We keep supporting the old authentication method because it still works for older sites.

To use the new Google authentication method you only need to setup Google in your OneAll account.

I can see the icons, so the issue seems to be fixed ??

I’m sorry but this issue is about another plugin and does not exist in ours.

Could you please post the real link to your website so that I can have a look?

The plugin will only request the permissions that you have chosen in your OneAll account.

You have to open the Facebook Setup in your OneAll account and then untick the permission that you don’t want to request.

I can see the icons on your website. Have you already found the problem?

Hello,

we have tested the plugin with WP 4.0 and we could not find any issues.

We will help you find and fix the problem.

Could you please contact us here:
https://www.oneall.com/company/contact-us/

We need some more information that should not be disclosed in public.

You can see the list of avaialble data here:
https://www.oneall.com/services/social-login/data/

Please note that the standard WordPress cannot save all the data, it does not have the necessary table/columns.

So you need to update your database and then implement a hook like described here: https://docs.oneall.com/plugins/guide/social-login-wordpress/#3

Thank you for the update!

We have also added it it to the documentation:
https://docs.oneall.com/plugins/guide/social-login-wordpress/#3.2

Problem found!

When the hook is being called the BuddyPress table_name_fields haven’t been initialised and all Buddypress queries silently fail.

Adding do_action(‘bp_init’); solves the issue.

add_action( 'oa_social_login_action_after_user_insert', 'update_base_user_profile', 10, 2 );
function update_base_user_profile($user_data, $identity)
{
    do_action('bp_init');
    xprofile_set_field_data('First Name', $user_data->ID, $identity->name->givenName);
    xprofile_set_field_data('Last Name', $user_data->ID, $identity->name->familyName);
}

This code works in my test environnment.