Tim Oxendale

Yeah, I’ll swap that!  

I had thought I had already done it, someone asked a while ago but clearly I didn’t get to changing it.

Glad you like it! Don’t worry I’m happy with the nice review.

Hey, looking at your log they already are disabled, the plugin will work with enabled/disabled Pretty Links, you just need to alter the Nextcloud URL in the settings. If Pretty Links are disabled you just need to add /index.php/ to the end of the Nextcloud URL.

The test connection button will flag if it’s not right.

Hey, I have to say I’m not to sure…

On step 3 on the settings page, when you click test connection, does that come back ok?

Do you have any two-factor authentication on for the account in Nextcloud?

Hey, just a follow-up. Version 2.0.0 will manage all of this for you now!

Hey, make sure you are on version 1.9 or later (I have added some new filter hooks in this version). Then if you add the following into your theme functions.php file, that should do it!

add_filter('tims_nso_nextcloud_login_button_url', 'add_redirect_to_query_string');
function add_redirect_to_query_string($login_button_url){
	if(get_the_ID()){
		$login_button_url = $login_button_url.'&redirect_to='.urlencode(esc_url_raw(get_permalink(get_the_ID())));
	}
	return $login_button_url;
}

add_filter('tims_nso_authorize_url', 'add_redirect_to_query_string_to_session');
function add_redirect_to_query_string_to_session($authorize_url){
	if(session_status() === PHP_SESSION_NONE) {
	    session_start();
	}
	if(isset($_GET['redirect_to'])){
		$_SESSION['original_page'] = esc_url_raw(urldecode($_GET['redirect_to']));
	}
	return $authorize_url;
}

add_filter('tims_nso_successful_login_redirect', 'redirect_user_back_to_original_page');
function redirect_user_back_to_original_page($redirect_url){
	if(session_status() === PHP_SESSION_NONE) {
	    session_start();
	}
	if(isset($_SESSION['original_page']) && filter_var($_SESSION['original_page'], FILTER_VALIDATE_URL)){
		$redirect_url = esc_url_raw($_SESSION['original_page']);
	}
	return $redirect_url;
}

so the first filter gets the page URL from the page ID and adds it to the Nextcloud login button redirect_to=…

the second checks the redirect_to=… parameter and adds it to the session just before the user goes off to Nextcloud.

Then the final one checks the session for the redirect and sets the redirect URL to that page.

Glad it’s working!

Thanks

If you update again and go to the settings you can now change the new “Temp Key Storage Type” from Session to Cookie and that will bypass the PHP session completely which must be being removed when you swap between sites.