=== wp-myspaceid ===
Contributors: cbbaker, stevenng
Tags: myspaceid, openid, oauth
Requires at least: 2.3
Tested up to: 2.7
Stable tag: 1.2

This plugin adds a `Login with MySpaceID' button to the login page.

== Description ==

Adding MySpaceID to a blog allows bloggers and commenters to log in
using their MySpace credentials rather than having to set up and
remember yet another username and password.

To log in, a user clicks on the "Login with MySpaceID" button, which
brings up a popup window with a special MySpace login page.  If the
user is already logged in to MySpace, the popup will show which
account they are using and the name of the blog, and ask them to
confirm that they want to use their MySpaceID to log in.  If they are
not logged in, it will show the blog name, give them a place to enter
their MySpace credentials, and ask for confirmation.  If the user logs
in successfully, the popup closes, and the plugin either creates a new
account on the blog for them, or logs them in with their existing
account.

Please report any problems or suggestions
[here](http://developer.myspace.com/Community/forums/108.aspx).

== Installation ==

1. Install the
   [xrds-simple](http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/xrds-simple/) and
   [openid](http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/openid/) plugins using
   their instructions.

2. Unzip the wp-myspaceid.zip file to your /wp-content/plugins directory.

3. Activate the xrds-simple, openid, and wp-myspaceid plugins in the
   plugins menu.

4. In order to have wordpress access your users' MySpace profile
   information, you must register your site as a MySpaceID
   application.  To do this, follow the instructions [here](http://wiki.developer.myspace.com/index.php?title=How_to_Set_Up_a_New_Application_for_OpenID).

   IMPORTANT: When you enter your domain as a Relying Party Realm,
   MAKE SURE to use a trailing slash at the end.  I.e. use
   "http://www.myblog.com/" NOT "http://www.myblog.com".

5. Copy the OAuth Consumer Key and Secret from application settings
   page.

6. In your blog's admin settings, go to the MySpaceID tab and enter
   your OAuth Consumer Key and Secret in the text fields provided.