Single Sign On Open ID OAuth support

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Single SignOn Open ID OAuth support Published on Tuesday, November 24, 2009 by Chris

This blog supports logins from OAuth and OpenID. Instead of registering multiple usernames and account, you can use your existing account from Facbook, Google, Yahoo, Twitter, WordPress or OpenID to login and register /comment on our site.

Single Sign-On has multiple benefits. (1). Subscribers need to remember the one username and password. (2). There is no need to create an account on our site, you already own one. (3). It’s more secure than traditional logins. (4). If your email is linked to Gravatar, your avatar is automatically updated on our site.

How to use: When you want to comment on a post or register on our blog, you will be redirected to a Login page. Choose one of the third party accounts to login to our site. We also offer the traditional way via your own username and password if you have difficulties logging into the third party sites.

Use your existing account from Facbook, Google, Yahoo, Twitter, WordPress or OpenID to login Once your account is logged in to the third party site, you will be redirected back to our site already confirmed and verified user of CMather.com. You can now post and comment on our site as a verified member.

To use this plugin on your own web site, please see the following links:

RPX – User management Made Easy (Over 170,000 Web Sites benefit from RPX)
JanRain RPX – WordPress Extended Plugin for 2.8.6

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6 Responses

by Jayadev December 3, 2009 at 8:00 am

Yeah, It’s nice to have OpenID feature for our blogs, sothat we may get more viewers participation. Which plug-in is better for this?
by Latheef December 5, 2009 at 5:18 am

Yeah,I think it would be a wonderful idea to have an OpenID.The multiple benefits of single sign on are amazing.I feel great to read this article
by Smolder December 23, 2009 at 2:04 pm

Now a days OpenID is gaining adoption on the web rapidly with over more than one billion openID enabled user accounts. There are more than 75,000 websites using OpenID feature for logins. Good post
by Casperson December 28, 2009 at 12:42 am

OpenID is the fast, easy and secure way to sign in to websites. OpenID is not controlled by any one website or service provider. That is the main benefit.The focus of most OpenID providers is in identity management which is a great benefit.
by Henry Dillard December 31, 2009 at 4:46 am

With OpenID,pne can use a single, existing account (from providers like Google, Yahoo, AOL or your own blog) to sign in to thousands of websites without ever needing to create another username and password. OpenID is the safer and easier method to joining new sites. Thank you
by Darryl Proehl January 3, 2010 at 12:13 am

OpenID lets you log in to different sites without having to create a new username and password for each one. It is a great help. But is there any plugins for open ID?

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