DuaneBender

Okay, I’ll read up on OAuth and SAML, and I’ve also emailed my friend for his thoughts. Thanks, Mark.

Duane Bender

I’ll have to find out, because I don’t maintain the main site. All I know is that the login page is:

https://www.heritageeaglebend.com/login.php?error_message=1

So I assume it uses PHP on their server. Thanks again for your help.

Duane

Thanks for the quick response. I had read about Members, and it may be a good solution for us, if I can work out the credentials-passing issue. The question is whether a user who is logged in on the community’s main website can click a link to our blog and have his already-established credentials passed to the blog’s site. To avoid making a member log in again on our blog site, I’d like to have registered members recognized, based on the hand-off from the main site. Seems like there should be a way to pass this info via javascript, maybe?

Thanks for the response. It’s working now.

Duane

I tried doing this, thinking it would make it harder for someone to hack into my dashboard. I did the install into a subdirectory like https://www.mysite.com/hidden, and then set my site URL (in Settings – General) to https://www.mysite.com. I thought that if someone then tried https://www.mysite.com/wp-admin, it wouldn’t work. But when I tested it, it automatically redirected to https://www.mysite.com/hidden/wp-admin. What did I do wrong?

Duane