Using a Combination of Sign In Modules for the Website?

[Glese]

Since people do not like to register every time, which is understandable, I would like to offer on my website multiple sign in modules, be it Facebook and Twitter connect or OpenID and others.

 

Though I am wondering do I have to go to each of them and read up on how to implement them properly, or is there an easier way to achieve this. I remember that I have seen on blog sites a plugin (perhaps a WordPress plugin) where you simply could select your desired sign in method to post a comment. That is also how I would like to have it.

 

I am simply looking to save basic data and also make use of the database, for this case such modules do very well in my opinion as long as they work as promised.

 

And I am wondering does such combination of multiple sign in modules already exist for normal websites? So I can simply implement that instead of doing with each individually.

 

And does also make sense to use multiple methods when saving user data in the database? Could problems occur when users switch their sign in method from one to another?

[Glese]

I thought about this more, I think simply offering a Twitter and Facebook sign in possibility would be enough, the target group mostly uses those by my perception.

 

If somebody has a recommendation for implementation I would appreciate it, other than that I will simply implement them each separately.

[scootstah]

You will need to implement them separately.

 

But do consider making a registration for only your site. Personally I hate sites that have these shared logins. I don't want to login to every site on the web with my Facebook.

[Glese]

Does it work as promised or is it in any way problematic?

[scootstah]

Huh?