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New Plugin Release 3.4.5

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Nicu Micle
Nicu Micle
Creator of Simple JWT Login

The version 3.4.5 has been released today on WordPress.

This update introduces two new Autologin features: a redirect on failure and a shortcode for displaying error details.

New Features​

  • Add Redirect on Fail Autologin
  • Shortcode for displaying Autologin errors

Redirect on Fail​

This feature allows you to set a redirect URL for when Autologin fails - for example, when the JWT is invalid or expired - so you can show users a helpful error page instead of a blank screen.

Shortcode for Autologin Errors​

The new shortcode lets you display the autologin error code or message directly on any page:

[simple-jwt-login:request key="error_code"]
[simple-jwt-login:request key="error_message"]

You can also use it to read any query parameter from the URL. For example, given:

https://simplejwtlogin.com?my_parameter=test&error_code=21&error_message=This is an error
  • [simple-jwt-login:request key="error_code"] → 21
  • [simple-jwt-login:request key="error_message"] → This is an error
  • [simple-jwt-login:request key="my_parameter"] → test
note

These shortcodes strip all HTML tags from the output.

If you encounter any issues after updating, please open an issue on GitHub.