Tim Nolte

So there is some undocumented features of the shortcode. You can actually set the `redirect_to` attribute as well as the `button_text` attribute when using the shortcode. Adding the `redirect_to` attribute...

The `redirect_to` should be a URL. That first example is not a valid URL. Please try with a valid URL. If it still doesn't work then this may be related...

Also, it seems you should be turning on permalinks as I'm not sure that setting the redirect URL using query parameters works. I'll run through some tests in the shortcode...

@grothoff actually no, the login button shortcode does call the `handle_redirect_cookie()` function. And the login button did work on a client's site on WordPress 5.4 when the enhancement was made....

@ohmoreno at the moment there is not a clear road map for future enhancements. We'll add this as a future enhancement to consider.

Adding here for reference: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7636

@Rahe would you want to open up a PR to add this feature. We'd be very happy to include this as a built-in feature in the next release.

In general all new features should be off by default, unless their on state is such that it wouldn't interfere with existing installations.

@haneef95 so the very first thing I see is that you are using inconsistent endpoint versions. You are using v2 of the token endpoint, and the user info endpoint, but...

@haneef95 what endpoints are you now using?