WordPress Plugin

A WordPress-based website can adopt anonymous verification simply by installing the BBaton plugin. This approach makes it faster to review the adoption structure than building a custom implementation and only requires entering the necessary settings before applying it to the live site.

Document StatusProduction Guide
Supported PlatformsWordPress
Required InputsClient ID · Secret Key · Redirect URL
Distribution ChannelWordPress.org Plugin

01 Plugin Overview

The BBaton WordPress Plugin is an installable module prepared to help WordPress sites adopt anonymous verification quickly. The basic flow is to download the plugin, complete client registration, and enter the issued values into the plugin settings screen.

In a WordPress environment, the login-button placement and target page selection can be managed in the admin screen, reducing custom frontend work while starting production review sooner.

Plugin You can review the plugin download and detailed information on the WordPress.org plugin page.

02 Installation steps

The deployment order is simple: install the plugin, apply for a BBaton client connection, and enter the issued values into the settings screen.

STEP 01

Download the plugin

Install the BBaton anonymous-verification plugin from the WordPress plugin repository.

STEP 02

Register the client

Submit the connection request on the BBaton website and receive the client credentials.

STEP 03

Enter configuration values

Enter the Client ID, Secret Key, and Redirect URL in the plugin settings menu.

STEP 04

Select deployment pages

Choose the page where BBaton Login or anonymous verification should appear, save the settings, and the basic setup is complete.

03 Configuration checklist

Even in a plugin-based setup, connection values must be exact. If the issued values do not match what is entered in WordPress, errors can occur during authorization or callback handling.

Guide WordPress can be adopted quickly through the plugin alone, but before going live we recommend verifying the authentication flow and redirect movement first on a test domain.