About Passport to HTM.Wiki

If you use website or Blog, passport-to-HTM.wiki function is available.
This is an example, the admin of the website can restrict what content is available to passport holders, or not by declaring that content inside , special symbols such as: {name}, {email}, {picture}, {id} can be used to display name, email, profile picture and id.
Inside is also interpreted similarly. But inside , can only contain one special symbol which is {login}. Depending on the language, this {login} will be replaced, for example, in English it is "Login", in Vietnamese it is "Đăng nhập".

The video below simulates when a visitor clicks a {login} link, it will go to the service on passport.htm.wiki for authentication.

Note: Sample code used in example above is available to any *.htm.wiki site on admin

<h3>WELCOME TO MEMBER AREA PAGE</h3>
((passport))
<div class=card style='background:indigo;color:white'>
YOUR INFORMATION AT MINE:<br>
<table border=0>
<tr>
<td>{picture}</td>
<td>{name}<br>Email: {email}<br>ID: {id}<br>{logout}</td>
</tr>
</table>
</div>
SPECIAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICE FOR MEMBER: NOT UPDATED YET.
((passport))

((nopassport))
Welcome you to member area.<br>
I'm inside waiting for you...<br>
Please {login} to continue.
((nopassport))

For PHP Developers

$Login_URL=passport_login();

Returned value: $loggedin=passport()

$loginby=$loggedin["by"];//facebook or google or apple,...
$id=$loggedin["id"];//social_network_id, eg fb_id,google_id,...
$email=$loggedin["email"];
$picture=$loggedin["picture"];//profile picture
$name=$loggedin["name"];