The version 3.4.5 has been released today on WordPress.
New cool features have been included.
The following changes have been deployed:
- Add Redirect on Fail Autologin
- Shortcode for displaying Autologin errors
1. Add Redirect on Fail
This feature will allow you to set a Redirect URL in case the Autologin fails.
The autologin can fail, if the JWT is invalid, or if it is expired. This way, you can display a cool page to your users.
2. Shortcode for displaying Autologin errors
The new shortcode can be used to display the failed autologin error.
The shortcode looks like this:
[simple-jwt-login:request key="error_code"]
or
[simple-jwt-login:request key="error_message"]
Also, in case you have extra query parameters in your URL, you can display them using this shortcode. You just need to set the key of the Query parameter.
URL Example:
https://simplejwtlogin.com?my_parameter=test&error_code=21&error_message=This is an error
[simple-jwt-login:request key="error_code"] will display : 21
[simple-jwt-login:request key="error_message"] will display : This is an error
[simple-jwt-login:request key="my_parameter"] will display : test
note
These Shortcodes will remove all the HTML tags