"Hi Rob, <OpenID directory>/complete_openid_login - can be any real path on your server. The complete_openid_login is the second leg of the OpenID protocol. When you instigate OpenID login you redirect the user to a URL on the OpenID providers server and you tell the OpenID provider to redirect the user back to a path on your server when the user is finished. Therefore when a user goes to complete_openid_login you call your OpenID library to check whether the user has been authenticated or not and what their authenticated OpenID URL is. Hope that clears up some of the confusion. Let us know if we can help in any other way, Immad" - Immad Akhund

"I love the lyrics on this "Dress smart like a London boy". i can really relate to them, when are you going to take me to LA and New York Daniel?" - Immad Akhund

"Wow, awesome idea" - Immad Akhund

"Thanks Shaon. if you get a chance to visit SV or other tech-entreprenuerial hub you shoud def take it (assuming you are doing something on the web). I will try to post more of the things i have learnt through the process. If you have a specific question that I could help you with, feel free to send me an email. They might help me come up with posts :)." - Immad Akhund

"Both issues are now resolved! Thanks cyu" - Immad Akhund

"Hi, Good point, that button at the top should be the same as in the developer section. I will correct that. If you would like to use the same button as login if you simply follow the steps above but remove the part that says "mode=connect" it will show up as the normal Clickpass Enter button. Hope that makes sense. I see the issue with the OpenID selector dropdown on the connect button. It is supposed to work. There is no reason why at connection the user shouldn't use their OpenID. Will fix those issues asap. Thanks for your comment, Immad" - Immad Akhund

"Hi Justindz, The nonce-protection referred to here is specific to the connect button; this is at stage 3 at the bottom when you are creating the site through clickpass.com/developer. The nonce is necessary to stop cross site forgery attacks where someone could set the users OpenID at a site without his/her consent. It is fairly easy to setup, basically you create a user-specific nonce (a random number), store the nonce in the user's session and then pass it to the callback URL that you can see used in the connect button (it is the override_openid_callback_url parameter). When you get a connection request check whether the nonce is correct before proceeding. Many people opt initially to not show a connect button and add it in later to the user account page. It is very much an additional usability feature. - Hope that helps, Immad" - Immad Akhund

"Matt aren't you missing Matt Maroon's (obvious) point that Xobni could not sell even if the founders wanted to. Xobni did a VC round at around $10m post, how could they sell for only $20m? Either way, I wouldn't consider them that ballsy, if you have done a $5m round and are doing really well by many measure why would you settle for a $20m exit? I am sure they pay themselves more than enough to live happily." - Immad Akhund

"Hi Ewan, amusing comment. Please get in touch immad (at) clickpass d0t com." - Immad Akhund

"Hi, Although we don't document it (to keep things simple). You can pass signup_only=true to the process_openid_registration URL. So that it will not ask for the users merge details. For example, here is the normal Disqus process_openid_registration page: http://www.clickpass.com/proce...... nand here it is with signup_only=true <a href="http://www.clickpass.com/proce...">http://www.clickpass.com/proce...... We are working on ways to remove the Clickpass based merge process. It is the most user friendly way of doing it, and easiest for website owners to implement..." - Immad Akhund

"Hi, Although we don't document it (to keep things simple). You can pass signup_only=true to the process_openid_registration URL. So that it will not ask for the users merge details. For example, here is the normal Disqus process_openid_registration page: http://www.clickpass.com/proce......" - Immad Akhund