Brad Kovach

I was able to resolve this by installing QT4 and QT5 packages (Ubuntu, in my case). - qt5-qmake - qt4-qmake - qt5-default

At a maximum, I think we should make this available available by a hook/filter via a companion plugin but syncing anything beyond role mapping seems like a rare use case.

Could you post a list or screenshot of active plugins? Also, let us know if you're using the most recent version of the plugin?

In order to ensure proper parsing/encoding, I would suspect that another nested `http_build_query` should be implemented to "carry over" any params in this fashion... ```php 'redirect_uri' => $settings->redirect_uri . $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']...

https://github.com/psignoret/aad-sso-wordpress/blob/master/AuthorizationHelper.php#L85 The AuthorizationHelper places the token in a session variable. Your code is welcome to check for and use the `aadsso_access_token` in order to query additional attributes from Azure AD.

wouldn't it need to be added as a dependency and then initialized with the autoloader? On Thu, Nov 1, 2018 at 1:53 PM Philippe Signoret wrote: > Thanks for this...

@psignoret the easiest way to get this handled would be to use a `wp-config.php` constant to change the option key that's used when [`AADSSO_Settings::init`](https://github.com/psignoret/aad-sso-wordpress/blob/master/Settings.php#L199) is called. Something like `AADSSO_OPTION_KEY` would...

@psignoret could we offer some hooks to allow other plugins to grab this information?

> It's not about exposing it with a hook, it's about whether or not that information is even available in Azure AD to start with. Is it possible to just...

Is this so that AD bearer tokens can be used through the WP REST API?