OpenID Delegate Plugin

OpenID Delegate WordPress plugin will add OpenID delegation abilities to your blog, thus allowing you to sign in to various OpenID supported sites using your blog’s URL.

In order for the plugin to work you must have an account on an OpenID server. If you don’t want to (or don’t know how to) run your own OpenID server you can register in a free OpenID server such as myOpenID or if you already have an account in one of the sites listed here (note: not all of them are OpenID providers, some are only consumers), you can use them to delegate the request directly to the servers there.

Click here to download the latest version.

NOTE: This is the first and early release. I probably did not provide enough information necessary for most to configure and make this work. If you need help or run into trouble, don’t hesitate to contact me through here.

Download:

• Download v0.1

Requirements:

• WordPress 2.x or above (including 2.1)

Installation:

• Copy the file openid-delegate.php to your WordPress ./wp-content/plugins directory.
• Activate it through the Plugins menu in the administration panel.
• After activating the plugin, go to the �Options� menu and select the �OpenID Delegation� sub menu.
• Fill out the 3 values (OpenID Server Url, OpenID Delegate Server URL, XRDS Url)

That’s it. You can now use your blog’s Url and the password provided by your OpenID provider to sign in and sign up to OpenID supported sites.

Change log:

Jan 8 2007 – v0.1 Initial release