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PBS Passport Authenticate
WordPress plugin to allow a local PBS station website to use the PBS Profile Service for member authentication
by William Tam, Brian Santalone · github.com/wnet-ieg-2/pbs-passport-authenticate · website
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Install
No release zip yet. The repository archive installs, but the folder name will carry the branch suffix and updates will not flow:
wp plugin install https://github.com/wnet-ieg-2/pbs-passport-authenticate/archive/refs/heads/main.zipFrom the readme
PBS Passport Authenticate
WNET Interactive Engagement Group (IEG) is pleased to share the source code for our 'PBS Passport Authenticate' WordPress plugin with any PBS station, free of charge, under the terms of the GNU General Public License (attached below and included with the plugin source code).
The 'PBS Passport Authenticate' plugin, when installed in a PBS station website running WordPress, creates a turnkey system where a station member who has an account within the PBS Membership Vault can login to the station website using Google, Facebook, Apple, or the member's 'PBS Account'. If the member has 'activated' via PBS.org, or used the included 'activation' form that is part of our plugin, the station website can show or hide content -- including embedded Passport video -- on the station website based on the visitor's status as a Passport-eliglble member of the station.
Notes:
We do not provide membership donation or creation forms, nor any process to send 'activation codes' to members. If your station uses an 'instant gratification' donation process that generates activation links or activation codes, it is likely possible to adapt that process to use our includ