Google Sign-in Requesting “Have offline access” – HybridAuth Fix

A customer of our ProfilePress WordPress plugin reported an issue where previously Google-authorized users of his website were being requested to grant his website offline access to their account.

We use the popular HybridAuth library to power the social login feature of ProfilePress. In this tutorial, I am going to show us how to fix this issue in it.

Fixing this issue is as easy as making the following modification to your existing Google HybridAuth config array.

• Change the profile and email scope to the newer ones.
• Include approval_prompt and access_type parameter to the config with their values set to auto and online respectively.

Below is the code for the Google HybridAuth configuration with the modification above applied.

"Google" => array( "enabled" => true, "scope" => "profile " . "https://www.googleapis.com/auth/plus.profile.emails.read", // optional "keys" => array( "id" => "", "secret" => "", ), "approval_prompt" => "auto", // optional "access_type" => "online", // optional )

"Google"    => array( "enabled"         => true, "scope"           => "profile " .                      "https://www.googleapis.com/auth/plus.profile.emails.read", // optional "keys"            => array( "id"     => "", "secret" => "", "approval_prompt" => "auto",     // optional "access_type" => "online",     // optional

La Fin!

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 Google sign-in, hybridauth, PHP Tutorials, Web Development

How to Fix SVN Error “The HTTP method ‘MKCOL’ is not allowed on …”

I ran into the following error while trying to svn commit the code of this plugin to WordPress plugin repository.

The HTTP method ‘MKCOL’ is not allowed on …

Got to discover via this stackoverflow thread that the error was as a result of me trying to add or push a directory that already existed in the SVN repository.

Wheew!

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 Plugin Development, Programming, SVN, Tools, WordPress