A better question may be how are the passwords currently hashed in WordPress?

Once you know that you'll know if one of the off the shelf options will work, or if a custom plugin will need to be written.

https://github.com/FusionAuth/fusionauth-example-password-encryptor

@brian_ls

Thanks for the contribution! I am sure that it will be useful to others along the way!

Thanks,
Josh

Hi @yb98 -

I don't believe that this is currently possible within the Admin UI (but I will update this post if I discover otherwise). You could submit a feature request outlining your use case.

It may be possible to hook something up via the API and lots of custom code (but even then, I am not sure how this would work). You may find some insight here.

Please note, you can set these duration settings on both the tenant and the application level (example below).

roles-app-orginal.png

Thanks,
Josh

@maximiliano-riffo,

Based on the documentation, it does seem that a differentiation can be drawn out, but manually only (see bold below).

Complete the google login API - Doc

(https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/apis/identity-providers/google/#complete-the-google-login )

The user does not need to exist yet in FusionAuth to utilize this API. The token returned from Google will be used to retrieve the user’s email address, if that user does not yet exist in FusionAuth the user will be created. If create registration has been enabled for this identity provider and the user does not yet have a registration for this application, a registration will be automatically created for the user. The user will be assigned any default roles configured for the application. If create registration has not been enabled, a registration will not be created if one does not yet exist. This last scenario is useful if you wish to manually provision users and then subsequently allow them to login with Google.

So it would seem, without testing this myself, if you disabled create self service registration in your application, and got the 202 code, that might be your cue to hit a registration endpoint to register that user?

registrations.png

Another option may be to enlist the help of a webhook and/or event to watch the registrations and take action based on that.

https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/events-webhooks/

Let me know if I am understanding correctly or if there is any other clarifying information.

Thanks!
Josh

@richb201 said in where is the application oauth tab?:

redirect_uri=35.153.28.16

The redirect needs to match your configured list in FusionAuth. redirect_uri=http://35.153.28.16...

If you are using the FusionAuth email template, you will want to verify the link is getting built correctly in the template.

hiya @melichpelegri ,

I'm not sure what to suggest. This is a pretty old version.

From reading the release notes, I might try going to 1.8.1-RC

https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/archive/release-notes/#version-1-8-1-rc1

"Performing a clean install of 1.8.0-RC.1 may fail in some cases"

@arunkumar413 The client API libraries provide are just thin wrappers around the web API calls. They support mostly the same functionality but are just more convenient (rather than having to explicitly access a web endpoint from your code)

@orrett

You are welcome! Hope it goes well!

Hi @valdemaras!

Welcome to the FusionAuth Community!

I am not sure I understand your question fully. I believe you may be indicating you cannot get a new form to properly display? If this is the case, I would recommend that you review this video below which walks you through:

Creating a new form Adding custom fields Customizing the look of the new form by creating a new theme and customizing the messages and helpers within. Selecting your registration form

Remember to select your form from within the Applications > Registration tab. I have filled in an example form for you.

new-registration-form.png

Viewing the form

To view the newly created form, copy the registration URL as seen here:
view-application-registration.png

Check out my highly modified form below. As mentioned in the video, I had to create a new theme to get this custom header text to show up under a Freemarker template (see below, regarding themes)
my-registration-form-crop.png

Regarding Themes

FusionAuth uses FreeMarker for its templating language.

A good understanding of this library/framework will be helpful if you are looking to customize the look and feel of a form. As mentioned in the video, you will want to create your own theme, and then select that theme under the tenant (tenants > general > theme) which houses your application.

Important

The default theme that ships with FusionAuth is 👉 read-only 👈 so another theme will need to be created if you want to modify how a form might appear.

update-them-on-tenant.png

I hope this helps!

Thanks,
Josh

Ah, thanks, that makes sense.

Each application can have a username (in the registration object). That username can't be used to login, but it can be used for display purposes in your application: https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/apis/registrations/

You could allow people to register/login with email address/password and then let them choose their registration.username for use in the application (you'd have to build a page with a form that would use an API key to let them do so). Now that I think about it, I guess you could do the same with user.username, which is the username they can log in with. So that might be an option.

Anyway, good luck and let us know how things go!