Javacript OpenID Selector
This is a simple Javascript OpenID Selector. It has been designed so that users do not even need to know what OpenID is to use it, they simply select their account by a recognisable logo.
Welcome
This is a simple Javascript OpenID selector. It has been designed so that users do not even need to know what OpenID is to use it, they simply select their account by a recognizable logo.
Show me some demos
A demo based on JQuery is available here. A demo based on MooTools rather than JQuery is available here. A demo based on Prototype is also available.
It is included!
Donate
If you think that Javacript OpenID Selector is useful and you want to say thanks for making support of future development, you are welcome to donate some money.
Features
Complete feature list could be found in wiki, following is a short excerpt to name a few:
- easy to add and remove provider buttons
- unobtrusive Javascript — still works with Javascript turned off
- works with any OpenID library
- internationalization support
…and others — see the complete list of features.
Documentation
Currently there is not much of it, but all could be found in wiki. Some details are outlined in the README — don’t forget to check it too.
Browser support
Most of modern (and not so modern) browsers are supported — check the complete list here. Current version supports JQuery, MooTools and Prototype Javascript libraries.
CMS integrations
Drupal, Wordpress, CMS Made Simple are supported among others — please check this link to see complete list.
Frequently asked questions
Please note — FAQ isn’t complete yet.
Take a look at the FAQ if you’d like to integrate OpenID Selector with Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn.
Copyright & License
© Contributors of OpenID Selector. The code is licensed under the terms of New BSD License (aka “BSD 3-Clause License”, “Revised BSD License” or “Modified BSD License”) — see LICENSE file for more details.
This project is a continuation of the openid-selector project (previously hosted on now discontinued Google Code Project Hosting) after migration to GitHub.