Oyvind Dahl

But if they don't have passwords created on invision, how does that work?

Can I create users via the API, and when they log in for the first time (we're using OAuth 2.0 client login method) the created invision user will automatically be recognized from email match? We used the Wordpress SSO plugin before, and that failed for the user when we pre-created the invision user via the API.

@Marc : Is there a way to automatically merge accounts? When I logged in with my user, I had to merge my invision account with the wordpress account by providing a password. I had a password for logging into the admin area, but how will that work with other users who don't have a password set up? I used to use the old Wordpress SSO plugin before, that's why they never needed to set up a password on invision.

I got it working! Some weird issue on the wordpress server that I still don't properly understand, but it works =)

I am on your cloud environment: https://community.ohmify.com/

I just verified that the endpoint works fine. What's the next step to figure out what's wrong?

I can verify if it's possible to call that. But is it possible to get access to some logs or something so that I can know what is the problem?

I'm having trouble with the OAuth 2.0 login method. First I tried the version using the miniorange wordpress plugin. But everytime after logging in on wordpress and being redirected to invision, there was just an error "Something went wrong" without any more info. Since there was no way to debug the miniorange plugin, I developed my own plugin so that I could print debug info. From the logs of my Oauth 2.0 server, it looks like everything goes well with autorize and token, but there's never a call to the userinfo endpoint and invision just shows the error "Something went wrong" without any more info. How can I debug this? There's nothing in the invision logs either. I'm using Invision Community v4.7.24