Enable a Hello user to request admin access to a WP Application through the console

[guruhuey]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

After an admin configures the console, they are sole admins of the application

Another admin of the same WP instance may not have been given admin level access to the console. But they will see the settings for the plugin in the WP-Admin dashboard.

How does this user, who may be allowed to access the console to make changes/additions, procure such access?

Describe the solution you'd like

When a user requests access to a specific console supporting a plugin

• if no wallet session is detected, present hello login button -- signin/up
• if session is active, display a request access to XYZ Application, select identity to connect
• -- backend process put the Hello identity into a queue for the admin to review, send a notice

Many other standard events/functions ocurs from this user story.

What else might be done with the referrer here for instance?

[dickhardt]

Thanks for this suggestion @guruhuey
In the next release (1.1.0) we will have added the client_id as a query parameter when opening the console from the Settings page. This will then open the application associated with the client_id so the admin does not need to select it in the console interface -- and will show an error message if the admin opening up the console does not have access.

While this does not solve the problem -- it lets the second admin know they don't have access.

We are still working on being able to invite others into a Publisher in the console. When we have that, we can also have a mechanism for an admin to request access to an application they do not have access to that will go to the Publisher admin.

Did I understand your request and does the proposed plan work?

[guruhuey]

It's good to set this up for future builds - so many complications in a multi-administrator wordpress install. Thank you.