Description
This open source plugin provides a solution for the technical implementation of the DocCheck login onto WordPress websites and authenticates verified healthcare professionals, thus securing your website according to the German Health Services and Products Advertising Act.
Features:
- Login-iFrame in 4 different sizes and 6 languages (GER, EN, FR, NL, IT, ES)
- DocCheck login integration with shortcode
- Protected websites in your navigation bar can be hidden from non-authorised users
- Information on public websites that is subject to the German Health Services and Products Advertising Act can be hidden from non-authorised users
- User authentication with OAuth2
User authentication with OAuth2 provides a high security standard and is part of the paid DocCheck Economy and Business license. This is why the WordPress plugin is not available for Basic login clients.
DocCheck is not the author and can therefore not provide support for this plugin.
If you have questions regarding the plugin, please direct them to the support forum.
If you have any questions regarding the DocCheck login service and the DocCheck licenses, you can contact the DocCheck support.
Screenshots
Backend: Plugin settings 
Backend: Icon to indicate which pages are access restricted 
Backend: Checkbox to access restrict page 
Backend: Shortcode to hide content if user is not logged in via DocCheck 
Backend: Shortcode to display login iframe
Installation
- Upload folder
doccheck-loginto the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Check out the “first steps” help tab on the settings page for further guidance
FAQ
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What do I need for the plugin to run properly?
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- A DocCheck user account. You can register here.
- A company account in DocCheck’s login administration, which can be created here. This is where you can set up a Basic login client. See also their technical manual.
- An Economy or Business License. In order to get an individual quote, please write a mail to industry[at]doccheck[dot]com
- The Client Secret for the OAuth2 communication. Once you’ve accepted a quote. DocCheck will assign the license features and provide the Client Secret.
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Can I test the plugin?
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- DocCheck offers you a free 14-day trial for a license of your choice. If you are interested, you can reach out to industry[at]doccheck[dot]com. Beforehand, you will have to set up the company account and the Basic login in DocCheck’s login administration.
- As test licenses are designed for use with test users only, please make sure to not use a live environment for testing.
- Test users can be created in CReaM. Click here to learn how.
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What can I check if the authentication fails?
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- Check if Client Secret and Login ID are set correctly
- Check the logs for any suspicious entries
- Check the if any caching prevents correct session handling
- Check if the OAuth2 communication with the DocCheck server can be established successfully
- Check if the main target URL is set correctly in the login settings in the DocCheck login administration CReaM
Reviews
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Contributors & Developers
“DocCheck Login” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors
“DocCheck Login” has been translated into 1 locale. Thank you to the translators for their contributions.
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Interested in development?
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Changelog
1.0.6
- Added option to auto set language with WPML Plugin
- Tested up to 5.2.3
1.0.5
- Added Support of Custom Post Types
- Tested up to 5.2.3
1.0.4
- Added cache helper for cache plugin compatibility
- Tested up to 5.2.3
1.0.3
- Replaced internal redirect handling with return_uri parameter from DocCheck Login.
- Tested up to 5.2.2
1.0.2
- Fixed cookie handling.
- Tested up to 5.2.1
1.0.1
- Adjusted plugin textdomain to match plugin slug.
1.0.0
- Plugin release.