Username preference
Usage By default, WPO365 will take as the username for new users in WordPress the attribute according to the following table.
Option | Description |
Default | If the user is created when they sign in for the first time using OpenID Connect
If the user is created when they sign in for the first time using SAML 2.0
If the user is created during WPO365 User synchronization
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Short | If selected, WPO365 will take the default value but truncate everything right from the '@' and the '@' itself e.g. john.doe@domain.com becomes simply john.doe (only applies to users created when they first sign in interactively). |
Custom | If selected, new input fields will appear where you then must enter the ID Token / SAML 2.0 claim, the AAD property and optionally the SCIM attribute that WPO365 should use as a username, as follows. If the user is created when they sign in for the first time using OpenID Connect / SAML 2.0
If the user is created during WPO365 User synchronization
If the user is provisioned by Microsoft Entra ID (SCIM)
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Please note Selecting Short is not recommended, if users sign in from multiple domains. In that case there is a significant risk that user john.doe@domain1.com and john.doe@domain2.com will access one and the same account. |
Please note When selecting Custom, you must potentially also update the Order for matching users (on the plugin's Single Sign-on page) so that the option Custom is added as the first item. |
Default value Default
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