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=== SAP Customer Data Cloud / Gigya - Social Infrastructure  ===

Contributors: SAP SE/gigya.com konforti, luciodiri, ynhockey, shaharzillber.
Tags: CIAM, CIM, Registration, Social Login, Oauth, OpenSocial, Graph API, Facebook Connect, Linkedin, Twitter, authentication, OpenID,  newsfeed, tweet, status update, registration, social APIs, sharing, plugin, social bookmark, social network, Facebook, community, comments, reactions, game mechanics, register, SAP Customer Data Cloud, Social Infrastructure, feed
Requires at least: 4.2
Tested up to: 5.8
Stable tag: 6.5.1
License: Apache v2.0

Integrate your WordPress site with SAP Customer Data Cloud.

== Description ==
SAP's Customer Identity Management Platform helps companies build better customer relationships by turning unknown visitors into known, loyal and engaged customers. With SAP Customer Data Cloud’s technology, businesses increase registrations and identify customers across devices, consolidate data into rich customer profiles, and provide better service, products and experiences by integrating data into marketing and service applications.

More than 700 of the world’s leading businesses such as Fox, Forbes, and Verizon rely on SAP Customer Data Cloud to build identity-driven relationships and to provide scalable, secure Customer Identity Management.

**Add the Following Features to Your WordPress blog or website:**

**Customer Identity Management Suite**

* Registration-as-a-Service (RaaS) - Build, deploy and manage registration forms and profile management flows across your WordPress blog or Website.
* Social Login - Allow users to quickly sign up to your blog or website using a preferred social network account.
* Lite Registration - passwordless guest registration for subscribers and prospects.

**Consent Management**

* Supports compliance with data privacy laws: require consent to terms of service and privacy policies as a prerequisite for using some of your site services
* Additional optional consent statements allow flexibility in your relationship with the customer
* Communication preferences allow users to subscribe to various communication channels; with the option of requiring double opt-in as proof of the user's intention to subscribe
* Displays clearly to users which data was saved to their account, and provides the option to withdraw consent and manage communication preferences
* Consent Vault contains an audit of the customer's agreement to your site policies and the version to which they consented



For more information, installation steps and configuration options - please refer to SAP Customer Data Cloud's [WP Documentation](https://github.com/gigya/wordpress/wiki "SAP CDC WP documentation")


== Installation ==

You can read more about the installation steps and other advanced configuration options in SAP Customer Data Cloud's online [WP Documentation](https://github.com/gigya/wordpress/wiki "SAP CDC WP documentation")

1.	After downloading the SAP Customer Data Cloud plug-in, unpack and upload the folder to the the /wp-content/plugins/ directory on your blog.
2.	Go to the Plug-in tab in the WordPress administration panel, find the SAP Customer Data Cloud plug-in on the list and click Activate.
3.	Proceed to the plug-in settings page ("SAP CDC" item on the left sidebar) to configure your plug-in. The plug-in needs your API information in the SAP Customer Data Cloud settings menu, so please grab your API key, and secret code from the[SAP CDC console website](https://console.gigya.com/).

For question about installations or configuration, please contact your account manager or contact our support via the support page on the SAP CDC [site](https://support.sap.com/en/contact-us.html).

== Screenshots ==

1. WordPress Registration page with SAP Customer Data Cloud's Social Login
2. Registration-as-a-Service pop-up screen
3. SAP Customer Data Cloud's administration panel
4. SAP Customer Data Cloud widgets
5. Share with your social graph & comment on posts and articles.



== Changelog ==

= 2.0.5 =

* Support WordPress networks
* New customized Share bar including Facebook like button and Google+1.
* Bug fixes

= 2.0.6 =

* Comments plugin
* Bug fixes

= 3.0 =
* Option to choose the position of the share bar plugin.
* Improve the integration of Gigya comments with the WordPress comments.
* Call Gigya notifyLogin for user logging in with site credentials for better integration with Gigya plugins.
* Option to select which JQuery version to be used by gigya plugin.
* Support Gigya Login widget as a shortcode - enables site owners to embed the Login widget anywhere on the site template without a sidebar.
* Bug fixes

= 3.0.5 =
* Security update
* Bug fixes


= 4.0 =
* Added Reaction bar
* Added Gamification
* Activity Feed
* Upgraded Comments plugin
* Support connecting to an alternative data centers (e.g. Europe data center)
* Improved administration
* Integrated Google Analytics
* Debug log

= 5.0 =
* The Plugin has been rewritten, providing improved architecture, administration and security.
* [Registration-as-a-Service Integration](https://help.sap.com/viewer/8b8d6fffe113457094a17701f63e3d6a/GIGYA/en-US/414f36ba70b21014bbc5a10ce4041860.html).
* Ratings & Reviews
* Added SEO support in the Comments and Rating&Reviews plugins, meaning the comments/reviews content is searchable by the main search engines.
* All social plugins are provides as WP widgets that can be placed anywhere on your site.

= 5.1 =
* Support Gigya Widgets as shortcodes. Enabling you to embed the widgets anywhere on your site.
* Mapping Gigya User Fields to WordPress Fields via admin UI - You can configure which fields to map. As a consequence, when a user registers the data will be copied from the Gigya fields to the corresponding mapped WP fields.
* RaaS: Admin Login Roles configuration - enables you to configure which roles are permitted to login via regular WP login UI, rather then RaaS login.
* Social Login & Add-Connection widgets upgraded to V2
* Support WP 4.0 and 4.1
* Support Australia data center and "other" data centers.
* RaaS: updated to new screensets
* Support Follow Bar in administration

= 5.1.1 =
* Fixed breaking change: Strings must be enclosed with quotes in search queries

= 5.2 =
* For security reasons, the Secret Key can now only be viewed or edited by privileged users. By default only by <strong>network admins</strong> (in a multi-site installation) or <strong>admins</strong> (in a single-site installation). Learn more in (https://github.com/gigya/wordpress/wiki#roles-and-permissions)</a>.
* Security enhancements

= 5.2.2.2 =
* Bug fixes

= 5.5 =
* The GConnector authentication is now done using an application key and secret, rather than a partner secret, for security reasons. Note that in order for the new version to work, you must change the existing credentials (partner secret) to new ones (application key and secret).
* Custom field mapping: You can now flexibly map any Gigya field to a Wordpress field
* Users are now synced between Gigya and Wordpress based on their Gigya UID, and not on their email addresses
* If a duplicate user is detected, they are no longer deleted. Instead, an error is displayed.

= 5.6 =
* Support for Gigya-led session management, including fixed and sliding user sessions
* Support for Russia and China data centers
* Removed Activity Feed from the connector
* Bug fixes

= 5.7 =
* The secret key is now fully encrypted
* Removed Follow Bar from the connector
* Bug fixes

= 5.7.1 =
* WordPress REST API extension for field mapping (read-only)
* Bug fixes

= 5.7.2 =
* Bug fixes

= 5.7.3 =
* It is now possible to enable setSSOToken through the global configuration

= 5.7.4 =
* Fixed session sync in SSO is now more accurate

= 5.7.5 =
* Fixed issue with logout

= 5.7.6 =
* Fixed multiple issues with plugin configuration on multi-site (network) setups
* Fixed edit user profile administrator page redirecting to the admin's own profile edit page

= 5.7.7 =
* Improved error handling on multisite
* Fixed an issue with login to a child site on multisite setups

= 5.7.8 =
* Fixed an issue configuring in the plugin, caused by internal changes

= 5.8 =
* It is now possible to load custom screen-sets from Gigya and place them anywhere on the website as widgets
* Changed license from GPL v2 to Apache 2.0

= 5.8.1 =
* Added license file and reference (minor)

= 5.8.2 =
* Updated UI to SAP standards

= 5.9 =
* Added the ability to sync data from Gigya to WordPress independent of any individual user action

= 5.10 =
* Custom screen-sets: added validation with SAP CDC
* Fixed an incompatibility with PHP 5.x

= 5.11 =
* It is now possible to separately configure the session settings for Remember Me
* Fixed an issue in the REST API extension

= 6.0 =
* Dropped PHP 5.x support
* It is now possible to authenticate with SAP CDC using an RSA public/private key combination
* Added a Composer file to the plugin for easier installations. The plugin now requires an external dependency.

= 6.0.1 =
* Fixed a logout issue with dynamic session
* All admin calls to Gigya are now sent over HTTPS, regardless of the protocol used on the source site
* Added environment information in Gigya calls for better debugging

= 6.0.2 =
* Allowed any RSA key format in client-side validation

= 6.0.3 =
* Fixed JavaScript loading from SAP CDN not under gigya.com domains
* SAP JavaScript is now only retrieved via HTTPS
* Added a new way to install SAP CDC plugin with Composer

= 6.1.0 =
* Removed comments, share and gamification features that have been deprecated in SAP CDC

= 6.1.1 =
* Updated CN data center host name
* Fixed possible PHP notices/warnings in the admin UI

= 6.2.0 =
* Added a report that can be generated to find out which users are not synchronized between WordPress and SAP CDC
* Added a configuration option for user verification by UID only (recommended)
* Fixed an issue when the Override WordPress Link option was unchecked

= 6.3.0 =
* Improved validation in the field mapping configuration, so that it is now possible to catch non-existent fields and other issues at the configuration stage
* Fixed an issue where actions added by the plugin could not be overridden
* Fixed a possible login issue when using private/public key pair authentication

= 6.4.0 =
* It is now possible to control internal SAP CDC plugin logging, regardless of the debug level set in WordPress. Logs are written to a separate internal log file.

= 6.5.0 =
* Changed package name to gigya/gigya-wordpress (!) for more practical automated installation
* Graceful failure when Composer dependencies have not been installed

= 6.5.1=
* Fixed a logout issue with dynamic session

== FAQ ==

Can I configure the design of the SAP Customer Data Cloud component?

Yes, the design is fully configurable. You can read more about configuring the SAP Customer Data Cloud component design in our online [Documentation](https://github.com/gigya/wordpress/wiki )

How can I get support for the SAP Customer Data Cloud Plugin?

We provide extensive support to customers that implement the SAP Customer Data Cloud Plug-in. For support, please open an incident on the [support launchpad](https://support.sap.com/en/contact-us.html)

Please contact SAP via Worldwide Office Directory and Regional [Websites](https://www.sap.com/corporate/en/company/office-locations.html) for information about pricing, services and technical support.

== License ==

Copyright (c) 2009– SAP SE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved.
This file is licensed under the Apache Software License, v. 2 except as noted otherwise in the license.txt file.