Feature description
The plugin supports scenarios where you’d like your website visitor to sign into your website manually, e.g. when he or she is about to place an order and you’d like that user to create an account first. In this case you can offer the user – with the a simple shortcode – the option to Sign in with Microsoft by providing him or her with a simple button or link. When a user clicks the button or link he or she will be redirected to Microsoft, asked to authenticate and if successful, Microsoft will reply with an (Open Connect) ID token for that user.
In the following video tutorial the Private Pages feature of the WPO365 plugin is used to demonstrate how you can combine the Sign in with Microsoft shortcode and the Internet authentication mode to build a corporate website with a closed user group section.
For further technical details please refer to the Configuration documentation https://docs.wpo365.com/article/99-add-sign-in-with-microsoft-button-anywhere-shortcode.
This documentation is not working for me. When I use the code that is display, than Microsoft ask me for permission to allow the wpo365.com app, and not for my own app.
How can I get the Microsoft login-link for my app?
Hi Dennis. I’m very sorry, but I’ve missed the notification that a new comment was added on the page. In the future, please feel free to use the contact form in case of a reply taking longer than 24 hours (or 48 in the weekend). The Authentication Shortcode is only available as part of the premium version.