One-Face Comments

Since One-Face service ceased to exist, this plugin is deprecated and available for reference only.

Allows visitors to leave comments via One-Face authorization service. Shows the login block written in Flash, which fills the standard login forms using JavaScript.

1. Upload one-face-comments folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
3. Open ‘One-Face Comments’ item under the ‘Options’ menu where you can set up the following options:
   • Block URL (a link to block examples is provided)
   • Width and height
   • Background color
   • Whether to use the SWFObject script for block embedding

Plugin uses the comment_form action to display the login block. To insert the block manually, read the introducing post for version 1.5.

1. 

   Default login block.

2. 

   Simple human test.

3. 

   Compact block.

What is One-Face?

One-Face is a simple service that allows you to register once and then use the data you provided to login on any site with One-Face support.

Unlike OpenID, One-Face is merely a form filler, it doesn’t replace your standard authorization procedure.

1.5

• Created options page
• Added automatic display of the authorization block
• Used localization functions

1.0

• Initial release