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3.0.4

• Hotfix an issue with default scopes of a certain identity providers.

3.0.3

• WSL is now fully migrated to Hybridauth 3.5.
• Reworked providers Callback URLs and it’s a breaking change! More at http://miled.github.io/wordpress-social-login/migrating-to-3.0.html
• Added serval new providers: Amazon, Discord and Spotify to name a few.
• Removal of a number of currently defunct identity providers.
• Authentication widgets and forms design overhall.
• Various fixes and minor improvements.

2.3.0

• Accounts linking/mapping.
• Improved Profile Completion.
• Widget shortcode arguments.
• Added new translations.
• Fix an issue with Facebook users profiles.
• Fix email confirmation in WSL.
• Small fix for error when merging wsl users with wp users.
• Remove hardcoded plugin directories.
• Reduce Twitch TV requested permissions.

2.2.3

WSL 2.2.3 fixes a critical issue found on WSL 2.2.2 that could potentially allow multiple accounts and prevent contacts import. We recommend that users upgrade to this latest version.

WSL 2.2.3 also include a number of new features, and fixes several stability issues. See below for details.

Developers Release Notes

These release notes are aimed at developers.

This release did focus on code health and flexibility and it was necessary to move some code around, and to remove few functions and hooks. We know, it sucks to break WSL API at such short notice, but it was indispensable and unavoidable as we’re trying to move the project forward.

As announced on WSL Support Forum, this is by no means a drastic change to the API. In fact, we tried our best to keep the said changes to a strict minimum, and the vast majority of WSL users will not be affected.

Those breaking changes are:

• Deprecated hooks, prior to 2.2.2, have been removed.
• Deprecated css selectors, prior to 2.2.2, have been removed.
• Deprecated internal functions have been removed.
• Few internal functions have been either removed, renamed or slightly changed.
• Few pluggable functions has slightly changed.
• Steam’s users identifiers are converted to a new format.

Please update the WSL hooks you were using accordingly to the new developer API:

http://miled.github.io/wordpress-social-login/developer-api-migrating-2.2.html
http://miled.github.io/wordpress-social-login/developer-api-authentication.html
http://miled.github.io/wordpress-social-login/developer-api-widget.html
http://miled.github.io/wordpress-social-login/developer-api-functions.html

On this release we have reworked Steam provider to fully support their new Web API, and we decided to change Steam’s users identifiers to SteamID64. When updated, WSL 2.2.3 will automatically convert all the existing steam users identifiers in wslusersprofiles to the new format.

It’s worth mentioning that in upcoming releases and before we hit WSL 3.0, we’re planning to rework other parts of the codebase; for instance user database functions will be re-factored using an ORM, and profile completion will be replaced by new module.

We explicitly discourage you from using, or hacking, any internal function (i.e., Not publicly documented on WSL dev API), as they are now subject to change in subsequent releases. If it wasn’t possible to achieve some required functionality in a proper way through the already available and documented WSL hooks, please ask for support before resorting to hacks.

Upon reaching WSL 3.0 as a major milestone, our priorities will flip to maintenance and stability (i.e, repair code health, enhance code coverage) rather than developing new features. This massive rewrite aims to make WSL more modular easily extended through plugins and add-ons (e.g., http://miled.github.io/wsl-users-converter/).

List of changes

• WSL is now compatible with PHP 5.2 again.
• WSL is now compatible with WordPress 3.0+ again.
• WSL now display social apis errors when authentication fails.
• WSL now support authentications through Dribbble.com.
• Steam provider has been entirely reworked and now fully support the new Web API.
• Steam users IDs is now converted to SteamID64 rather than http://steamcommunity.com/openid/id/{USER_STEAMID64}.
• LinkedIn provider has been enhanced. WSL can now get the full LinkedIn’s members avatars and headline (fix).
• Changed facebook api endpoints to graph api v2.0
• WSL can now import users contacts from vkontakte.
• Profile completion form has received a visual update.
• WSL now provide an easier access to social networks apis.
• WSL now trigger WordPress do_login action hooks whenever a user connect.
• Authentication display now fall back to In Page when WSL is used on a mobile device.
• WSL admin interfaces have been reworked and can be now extended with hooks.
• Bouncer Membership level can be now set to any user role.
• WSL Diagnostics has been reworked and can check the minimum system requirements and for few common issues.
• Added “Repair WSL tables” under Tools tab.
• Added “Debug mode” under Tools tab (namely whatchdog).
• Added “Authentication Playground” under Tools tab (namely auth-paly).
• Added “Uninstall” under Tools tab.
• Added new hooks in the authentication widget and auth process.
• Made WSL more RTL friendly.
• Added 403 pages under wsl folders (silence is.. highly overrated).
• PHP file wsl.auth.widget.php renamed to wsl.auth.widgets.php
• Function wsl_render_login_form() renamed to wsl_render_auth_widget()
• wsl_user_custom_avatar and wsl_bp_user_custom_avatar are now pluggable and can be redefined.
• wsl_render_notice_page and wsl_render_error_page has slightly changed.
• Fix a critical issue found on WSL 2.2.2 with wslusersprofiles.
• Fix an issue where redirect_to get overwritten in some cases.
• Fix an issue with redirect_to where the callback url was encoded twice.
• Fix several stability issues.
• Added testunit to the project (early version).
• Deprecated hooks, prior to 2.2.2, have been removed.
• Deprecated internal functions have been removed.
• Deprecated css selectors, in wsl widget, have been removed.
• Updated the API documentation for WSL authentication process
• Updated the API documentation for WSL widget generator
• Updated the API documentation for pluggable WSL functions
• Added a list of code snippets to WSL documentation
• Added documentation for social apis access (through php code)
• Added documentation for basic troubleshooting (common issues)
• Added documentation for advanced troubleshooting (internal tools)

2.2.2

• Fix an issue where wsl did not display the right user avatar.
• Fix an issue where providers icons wasn’t showing in sites using https.
• Fix an issue with basic insights, where users counts by age wasn’t showing.
• Add WordPress to list of supported provider.

2.2.1

• WSL can be fully integrated with your BuddyPress installation: display of users avatars and xprofiles mapping.
• WSL is now updated to work with the latest apis changes of the supported social networks.
• WSL Widget is now more flexible than before and can be fully customized to fit you website theme.
• Introducing new providers : Reddit, Disqus and PixelPin.
• WSL Hooks has been reworked and few hooks have been depreciated in favour of new ones. For more information, see: http://hybridauth.sourceforge.net/wsl/developer.html
• A number of bugfixes, small enhancements and visual updates.

2.1.3

• In a similar way to WordPress plugins, WSL uses Components,
• Email Validation is replaced with Profile Completion,
• User Moderation made compatible with Theme My Login plugin,
• A number of enhancements and new options now available but who care

2.0.3

• Managing WSL users,
• Import WSL users contact list from Google Gmail, Facebook, Live and LinkedIn,
• An entirely reworked user interface,
• Improving the documentation and guides,
• Introducing a new module, and the long awaited, The bouncer,
• Added Twitch.tv and Steam.

1.2.4

• WSL admin ui Relooking
• Code re-factoring
• add Widget display on advanced settings
• RIP Gowalla
• WordPress Social Login is now licensed under The MIT License only (should be GPL compatible)

0.0.0

• I’m too old to remember