/** * This snippet returns the authentication to its WP native * state if there is no $_POST['wp-submit'] (which is the * native WP login submission button). * * Note: The priority (99 in the example) may have to be adjusted * to a later priority (i.e. higher number) depending on * when the third party plugin fires its custom authenticate * filter function. If the plugin fires at a higher priority * number, you'll need to adjust this to a value higher than * that. For example, if the plugin runs at priority 1000, * then your reapplication of WP's authentication needs to * run at 1001 or higher. */ if ( ! isset( $_POST['wp-submit'] ) ) { add_filter( 'authenticate', 'wp_authenticate_username_password', 99, 3 ); }
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