Openid Commenting, Alongside Blogger / Google Accounts
Sunday, October 4, 2015
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Blog guests in addition to owners who wishing to piece of job OpenID, for posting comments, may need to logout from Blogger, earlier commenting.
It appears that when commenting, somebody logged inwards to Blogger or Google volition piece of job the Blogger / Google describe concern human relationship for authentication, automatically - instead of an OpenID describe concern human relationship - fifty-fifty when preferring to piece of job OpenID, in addition to the weblog permits piece of job of OpenID.
Many weblog owners permit piece of job of OpenID, equally comment authentication.
In the dashboard Settings - Posts in addition to comments, develop "Who tin forcefulness out comment?" to "Registered User - includes OpenID".
"Registered User" should permit selection of Google or OpenID account, when the comment is beingness published.
But amongst the "Registered User" choice selected, a guest, commenting on a blog, volition hold out authenticated using a Blogger / Google describe concern human relationship - if currently logged inwards to Blogger / Google.
In i illustration reported inwards an interfering cookie filter, was logged inwards to Blogger / Google - exactly was unable to piece of job either the Google or OpenID account, when commenting.
A exam comment was published - exactly it was anonymous.
Neither the Google, or OpenID, identity were displayed.
The immediate solution was to logout from Blogger / Google - thence the OpenID describe concern human relationship (which was WordPress hosted) became usable.
The full general solution, to this problem, appears to hold out to use ii browsers, when commenting.
I can't run across whatever obvious practise goodness to having both Google in addition to OpenID authentication equally an alternate choice, inwards the same browser window - thence maybe this is a righteous solution.
It appears that when commenting, somebody logged inwards to Blogger or Google volition piece of job the Blogger / Google describe concern human relationship for authentication, automatically - instead of an OpenID describe concern human relationship - fifty-fifty when preferring to piece of job OpenID, in addition to the weblog permits piece of job of OpenID.
Many weblog owners permit piece of job of OpenID, equally comment authentication.
In the dashboard Settings - Posts in addition to comments, develop "Who tin forcefulness out comment?" to "Registered User - includes OpenID".
"Registered User" should permit selection of Google or OpenID account, when the comment is beingness published.
But amongst the "Registered User" choice selected, a guest, commenting on a blog, volition hold out authenticated using a Blogger / Google describe concern human relationship - if currently logged inwards to Blogger / Google.
In i illustration reported inwards an interfering cookie filter, was logged inwards to Blogger / Google - exactly was unable to piece of job either the Google or OpenID account, when commenting.
A exam comment was published - exactly it was anonymous.
Related:
Neither the Google, or OpenID, identity were displayed.
The immediate solution was to logout from Blogger / Google - thence the OpenID describe concern human relationship (which was WordPress hosted) became usable.
The full general solution, to this problem, appears to hold out to use ii browsers, when commenting.
- The main browser, for Blogger / Google authenticated activity.
- The secondary browser (or perhaps an Incognito / Private browser window), for anonymous in addition to OpenID commenting activity.
I can't run across whatever obvious practise goodness to having both Google in addition to OpenID authentication equally an alternate choice, inwards the same browser window - thence maybe this is a righteous solution.
