Most often a Bearer token is sent in the request headers. Add the Authorization header with a value of Bearer ${authToken} (note the space between Bearer and ${authToken} variable). The plugin should verify the token automatically on each request.
How to authenticate using JWT by ajax?
Application to Website authentication
Automate WordPress Login
I discovered what was happening. Because I already had the password hash, the only way (I know of) of updating the hash directly is by doing an update on the users table – which is what I was doing. The problem was WP caches the users, so the next time you try and read the … Read more
How to create new users with JWT Auth Plugin?
Ensure that COOKIEHASH has the same value for both, e.g.: define( ‘COOKIEHASH’, md5( ‘https://yourdomain.com’ ) ); define( ‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ‘.yourdomain.com’ ); See https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/264490/736
Best thing is to learn as much as you can from the available plugins even if they are not a perfect match to your requirements. This will help you identify areas of functionality which you will need to handle. As for coding itself, for the authentication part you will most likely need to override the … Read more
Found the answer for this issue. This appears to be happening to users that are using Chrome and/or WebHostingPad websites. Google released an update that essentially broke the popup by no longer displaying the information needed to get past the popup. Open the page in another browser, I’ve used IE, then the login information required … Read more
Ok seems like you have a few moving parts here… You want to add a new meta field (unique code) to the user meta for all users You want to modify the default login form by adding an extra field… a unique code field This unique code field should allow the user to login if … Read more