• Resolved alexs4

    (@alexs4)


    It would be handy as we are unable to generate individual api from the oopspam website, to at least be able to obfuscate the api credentials when adding to a site, this way a client cannot then just take the api and add it to other sites. If would also be handy to be able to sever the connection to a site, if moved away to another provider.

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  • Plugin Author oalili

    (@oalili)

    Hi @alexs4 ,

    Unfortunately, there is no reliable way to hide the API key, as someone with admin access to the WordPress dashboard can still access the data.

    The current options are:

    1. Use the code ‘define( ‘OOPSPAM_API_KEY’, ‘YOUR_API_KEY’ )’ in your wp-config.php file to hide the API key from users.
    2. Assign non-admin privileges to hide the setting.

    Any reliable solution would require us to implement this on our end, which is on our roadmap.

    Thread Starter alexs4

    (@alexs4)

    ignore… thanks for the assistance

    • This reply was modified 3 months, 1 week ago by alexs4.
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