What I haven’t thought of is that I could use wp_nonce instead of jwt – create nonce on backend, store it on frontend and send it with every request till it expires. What drawbacks does wp nonce method have vs jwt method? Using nonces as a replacement for an authentication protocol, or as a session … Read more
Not sure if this is the case, but you should know that you need to add the filter both when generating the URL and upon verifying the nonce, i.e. the nonce lifespan needs to match in both cases. Also, you should use add_query_arg() to add query string to an URL.. So if you had this: … Read more
Using wp_logout_url() is your best choice. You will need to create a <a> tag and in the href attribute output wp_logout_url() <a href=”<?= wp_logout_url(“https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”); ?>” title=”Logout”>Logout</a> I passed / as an argument because after the user will click the link he will be redirected back to the homepage, you can change it to what ever … Read more
Reliable way to add nonce to HTTP Header in WordPress?
I did a quick search in WordPress core files, for patterns like __(.*nonce and _e(.*nonce and didn’t really find any. I also went ahead and did a search on core translation files for the word nonce and didn’t find anything at all, so my guess is that you’re looking at some error message, generated by … Read more
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As I understand, this plugin uses wp_rest action for nonce and it means that the nonce used is global for the whole JSON REST API. Am I correct here? Yes, it’s not the plugin that needs the nonce, it’s WordPress itself, and it needs other things too such as cookies from an active login session, … Read more