DocCheck Login
Important notice: This plugin is being discontinued. The DocCheck login system based on the DocCheck CReaM platform will be shut down on June 30. From that date onward, this plugin will no longer be functional. The successor plugin, DocCheck Access https://wordpress.org/plugins/doccheck-access/, is built on the new DocCheck Access platform and replaces this plugin. Please migrate your website to the new plugin before June 30 to ensure uninterrupted authentication for your users. This plugin is no longer being developed and will no longer receive updates, security patches, or support. This open source plugin provides a solution for the technical implementation of the DocCheck login onto WordPress websites and authenticates verified healthcare professionals, thus securing your website according to the German Health Services and Products Advertising Act. Features: Login-iFrame in 4 different sizes and 6 languages (GER, EN, FR, NL, IT, ES) DocCheck login integration with shortcode Protected websites in your navigation bar can be hidden from non-authorised users Information on public websites that is subject to the German Health Services and Products Advertising Act can be hidden from non-authorised users User authentication with OAuth2 User authentication with OAuth2 provides a high security standard and is part of the paid DocCheck Economy and Business license. This is why the WordPress plugin is not available for Basic login clients. DocCheck is not the author and can therefore not provide support for this plugin. If you have questions regarding the plugin, please direct them to the support forum. If you have any questions regarding the DocCheck login service and the DocCheck licenses, you can contact the DocCheck support.
Prestashop User Compatibility
This plugin will allow you to automatically rehash the passwords of users you have beforehand imported from a Prestashop database to your WordPress database. This is useful if you are migrating a website from Prestashop to WordPress. It allows users to authenticate via their email address, like on a Prestashop installation. Upon login, the plugin will check the password entered by the user, against the value stored in the database. Using the COOKIE_KEY of the former Prestashop installation, it’ll verify if the password is correct and, only in that case, it’ll rehash the password using WordPress’ default hashing algorithm and insert the new password to the database. Then it’ll try logging in. In every other case, login will function normally, so if there is an error, it’ll be returned. In a while, every former Prestashop user you have imported to your WP DB will have their passwords securely rehashed. First tested successfully with Prestashop 1.3.5 and WordPress 3.6. Lately tested successfully with Prestashop 1.5.6.1 and WordPress 3.9.
