When checked the plugin enable its built-in WordPress AJAX service that can be consumed by client-side (e.g. JavaScript) solutions to request access tokens for Azure AD secured resources e.g. SharePoint Online and Microsoft Graph. For more information see [Pintra Framework](https://www.wpo365.com/pintra-fx/).
When checked the plugin will only try and add the default role if no other role(s) could be assiged i.e. no valid Azure AD to WordPress role mapping exists for that user.
Each time a user signs into your website the plugin will verify whether the user’s login information contains additional (Azure AD Security Group) membership information.
Extra user fields retrieved from Microsoft Graph.
Microsoft offers a beta version of its graph, which offers experimental features and optionally returns more data. This can be especially interesting in combination with the retrieval of Office 365 user information.
Version Available Personal Blog (free) No Commercial / School / Non-profit (premium) Yes Properties Value Group User Management Mandatory No Setting description This setting enhances the update user role behavior and if checked would instruct the plugin to skip checking the role and possibly updating it when Azure AD group to WordPress role mapping are …
When checked, the plugin will check and possibly update a user’s WordPress role dynamically each time a user signs into your website.
Allow users from other Office 365 Azure AD tenants to sign into your WordPress website.
Version Available Personal Blog (free) No Commercial / School / Non-profit (premium) Yes Properties Value Group Login / Logout behaviour Mandatory No Setting description A user that clicks the (default) WordPress logout link will also be logged out from Office 365. To achieve this the user will be redirected to a Microsoft logout page so …
Version Available Personal Blog (free) No Commercial / School / Non-profit (premium) Yes Properties Value Group Login / Logout behaviour Mandatory No Setting description A user that clicks the (default) WordPress logout link will also be logged out from Office 365. To achieve this the user will be redirected to a Microsoft logout page so …
With the latest release 43.0, we have introduced an important security improvement to how the WPO365 plugin evaluates pages that are exempt from authentication. This change resolves two vulnerabilities that could otherwise allow attackers to bypass Intranet mode. This article explains what the issue was, what has changed, and what…
With the release of version 42.0 on May 19th, we introduced an important change to how the plugin initiates Microsoft Single Sign-On (SSO). While this update improves both reliability and security, it has also led to login issues for some customers – most commonly caused by server-side caching. What Changed?…
With the release of WPO365 | LOGIN 42.0, you get a simplified Microsoft Single Sign-On experience, which has been further streamlined and made more consistent across your WordPress site. A Unified SSO Entry Point To improve reliability and simplify configuration, all authentication requests are now consistently initiated through a dedicated…
Release 41.0 introduces three Key Improvements. This release has been a long time in the making, and I hope it has been worth the wait. It brings a fully redesigned M*365 apps framework, a new vertical navigation for the Configuration Pages (replacing the horizontal layout), and the renaming of Azure…
To better serve our growing international customer base, I’m pleased to share that the website has been updated to support Multi Currency for the following currencies: USD, EUR, GBP, AUD, CAD, and CHF. Paying in your local currency helps you avoid additional currency conversion fees when purchasing any plugin from…