This plugin enables users to authenticate against their local Wordpress account using OAuth to do things from remote APIs like write comments and posts.  It is best when coupled with Wordpress' AtomPub support or another protocol.

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  1. Comment at 2008-07-20 23:13 by UNITED STATES Mac OS X Mozilla Firefox 3.0 Zach Blank
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    Are there any docs for this plugin? I have interest in expanding on it and would like to look into your approach.

  2. Comment at 2008-07-21 10:31 by CANADA Ubuntu Linux Mozilla Firefox 2.0.0.16 Stephen Paul Weber
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    @Zach try searching the DiSo mailing list for "OAuth Wordpress" – or even just reading the code, it's quite simple. The different posts on my blog referencing the plugin also go into my approach and some example code a little. Let me know if you have specific questions :)

  3. Comment at 2008-07-23 23:43 by UNITED STATES Mac OS X Mozilla Firefox 3.0 Zach Blank
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    Thanks! on your test page (http://singpolyma.net/oauth/example/wp_auto_client3.php) I get: Could not get a consumer key! I don't understand what your test script does or where to start customizing your plugin. I could really use your help understanding how this works.

  4. Comment at 2008-08-04 20:02 by CANADA Linux Mozilla Firefox 3.0.1 Stephen Paul Weber
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    @Zach the auto client test scripts (which may or may not still work) try to do OAuth discovery, which only works if you also have wp-xrds-simple installed and activated.

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