Simple JWT Login MailPoet - Login users from newsletter

The Simple JWT Login MailPoet plugin is an add-on for the Simple-Jwt-Login plugin. It allows you to seamlessly log users into your WordPress site using a JWT generated from MailPoet newsletters.

Dependencies

• MailPoet plugin ( Version 3 )
• Simple-JWT-Login plugin

How It Works

This add-on works by embedding a simple shortcode within your MailPoet email templates. The shortcode generates a login link that automatically authenticates users in WordPress via JWT when clicked.

Basic Shortcode Example:

    [custom:simple-jwt-login]

This shortcode will generate a link, with the text "Login".

Available shortcode parameters:

• text : Text displayed on the login link (e.g., "Click to Login").
• class: Add a custom CSS class to the link.
• style: Add custom inline CSS to the link.
• validity: Duration (in seconds) for which the JWT is valid (e.g., 3600 for 1 hour).
• authCode: The Auth Code required for login. You can find this in Simple-JWT-Login -> Auth Codes.
• redirectUrl: This URL will overwrite the SimpleJWTLogin settings, and it will specify where users will be redirected after autologin.
• isUrl: If this parameter is set, the shortcode will return the auto-login URL instead of rendering the login link.

Full short code example:

[custom:simple-jwt-login text="Login" class="myClassName" style="color:red;" validity="604800" authCode="1"]

This example will generate a red link, with the text "Login".

You can also customize the shortcode to just return the URL.

[custom:simple-jwt-login text="Login" validity="604800" isUrl="on"]

Installation

Here's how you install and activate the Simple-JWT-Login MailPoet plugin:

1. Download the Simple-JWT-login-MailPoet plugin ZIP file.
2. Upload the ZIP file in your WordPress
3. Activate the plugin from the "Plugins" menu in WordPress.

or

1. Go to the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress and click Add New
2. Search for 'Simple-JWT-Login-MailPoet' and select Install Now
3. Activate the plugin when prompted

Next steps:

• After installation, go to the Simple JWT Login settings in your WordPress dashboard.
• In the MailPoet Integration tab, generate your shortcode.
• Copy the generated shortcode and paste it into your MailPoet email templates.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Auth Code required?

No, the Auth Code is optional. You can disable it in the Simple-JWT-Login -> Login Settings by setting Login requires Auth Code to No.

Does this plugin works with MailPoet 2?

No, this plugin is compatible only with MailPoet 3, as MailPoet 2 is deprecated.

Can I add multiple short-codes in a single newsletter?

Yes, you can add as many shortcodes as you need within a single email template.