Easy Digital Downloads – Zendesk Support

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Setting up Easy Digital Downloads – Zendesk Support

Go to Downloads – > Settings – > Extensions – > Zendesk.

There are two fields you must fill one:

Zendesk Token – This is a security key generated by Zendesk. In Zendesk, go to Settings > Authentication then scroll down until you find the “Shared secret” option. Copy and paste the string of characters into the EDD settings.

Zendesk Prefix – This is subdomain used to access your Zendesk support site. Your URL looks something like this: https://yoursitename.zendesk.com/. Copy the “yoursitename” part and paste it into this field.
Now create a page on your website, perhaps named Support, and place the following short code in the content of the page:

[edd_zendesk]

Whenever a user access this page, they will be redirected to your Zendesk support system.

Configuring Easy Digital Downloads – Zendesk Support Settings

There are a couple of settings inside of your Zendesk account that you need to setup. In Zendesk, go to Settings – > Authentication and follow the steps below:

  1. Check the box for “Single Sign-On”
  2. Set “Mode” to Zendesk Remote Auth
  3. Set Remote Login URL to http://yoursitename.zendesk.com/access/remote/. The yoursitename should match the prefix option you configured in the section above.
  4. Set Remote Logout URL (optional) to your site’s URL: http://yoursite.com. This will cause users to be redirected back to your website when they logout of Zendesk.

Changelog

1.3.1

  • Improves updater code
  • Updates our licensing and support module to the latest version

1.3.0

  • Now uses RBP for Licensing
  • Includes RBP Support Form directly on the Settings Page

1.2.4

  • Hotfix to Licensing Fix

1.2.3

  • Addressed bug with Licensing

1.2.2

  • Added includes/class.extension-activation.php fixing a plugin activation error.

1.2.1

  • Moved Zendesk Settings from the Misc tab to the Extensions tab under Settings using EDD 2.5’s Settings Sections. It falls back to Misc if EDD 2.5 isn’t installed.
  • Plugin now checks if the JWT Class exists before loading it. This should prevent issues with other plugins, such as Zendesk for WordPress.
  • Updated base Localization file to reflect changes to text.
  • Refactored and re-organized the code. The main Class is now named EDD_Zendesk rather than ZendeskAuth.

1.2.0

  • Added a new filter to allow two-factor authentication.

1.1.0

  • Updated the plugin to use the Zendesk REST API.

1.0.4

  • Improved localization.
  • Added licensing / updater integration.
  • Added an option to not require a purchase in order to get support.

1.0.2

  • Fixed an incorrect API URL.
  • Fixed a problem with incorrect timestamps.

1.0.1

  • Minor updates to maintain support for the new version of Zendesk.

1.0.0

  • Initial release.