Examples

In this example we'll show you how can you implement simple SSO for your admins in Wordpress. As result, they will be able to access LiveAgent admin panel directly from their admin menu. Goal: Adminstarators and editors from WordPress can go to LiveAgent panel without logging in through log-in dialog. Requirements: - Administrators in WordPress must have the same e-mail address as their username in LiveAgent So here is the code of very basic WordPress plugin handling SSO for all adm...

In this example we'll show you how can you implement recognition of your subscribers in WordPress as regular customers in LiveAgent. As a result, your subscribers can visit LiveAgent Knowledgebase and see their own tickets and interact with them. Goal: Each subscriber will be registered also in LiveAgent with his email. As a result, after login in WordPress they can move freely to LiveAgent Knowledgebase and work with their tickets. Requirements: - your WordPress installation and your...

In this example we create a plugin that shows which agents are in specific department, and what is their actual status. You can see result on screenshot bellow: And we'll be able to configure which department we want to show in backend: Goal: We want to be able to show agents and their statuses in any department. And we want to see this in WordPress sidebar widget. Requirements: none Plugin code: <?php /* Plugin Name: LiveAgent example 4 Plugin URI: https://www.quali...

In this example we'll show you how you can implement simple single sign-on (SSO) for any kind of PHP-based webpage/application. As a result, users of your php-based webpage/app can access LiveAgent KnowledgeBase or LiveAgent Agent panel directly through a link without going through the generic login process. Requirements - Users in php-based page/webapp must have the same e-mail address as their registered username/email in LiveAgent. - Customers in LiveAgent must be REGISTERED! You can automa...