🚨 Update on: FluentAuth 2.0.2 issue with missing Google Login on sites

Hey team,

I wanted to circle back with an update on the critical issue we previously reported where new websites using FluentAuth 2.0.2 had the “Login with Google” button completely missing on the FluentCommunity login page.

🔍 Root cause identified:
It turns out this was not caused directly by FluentAuth, but by the Members plugin (by MemberPress) interfering with how FluentCommunity renders its login page. Specifically, various hooks from Members were restricting or modifying page output, preventing the Google OAuth button from displaying.

💡 Special thanks to Ruman Ahmed from the Fluent support team for thoroughly investigating and quickly pinpointing the source of the problem — that was extremely helpful and saved a lot of time chasing the wrong leads.

✅ Resolution / workaround:
We resolved this by adding the following snippet to our functions.php. It disables all Members plugin hooks only on the FluentCommunity login endpoint, ensuring the Google login (and other social logins) render properly:

add_action('init', function() {
    if (isset($_GET['fcom_action']) && $_GET['fcom_action'] === 'auth') {
        global $wp_filter;
        foreach ($wp_filter as $tag => $hook) {
            if (!empty($hook->callbacks)) {
                foreach ($hook->callbacks as $priority => $functions) {
                    foreach ($functions as $id => $callback) {
                        if (is_array($callback['function']) && is_object($callback['function'][0])) {
                            $object = $callback['function'][0];
                            if (strpos(get_class($object), 'Members') !== false) {
                                remove_filter($tag, $callback['function'], $priority);
                                remove_action($tag, $callback['function'], $priority);
                            }
                        } elseif (is_string($callback['function']) && strpos($callback['function'], 'members_') !== false) {
                            remove_filter($tag, $callback['function'], $priority);
                            remove_action($tag, $callback['function'], $priority);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
}, 0);

📌 Impact:

• This only affects sites where FluentAuth and Members were installed fresh.

🎉 Closing note:
Huge thanks again to Ruman Ahmed and the entire Fluent team for the rapid support and clear guidance.
Hopefully this post helps others in the community who might encounter the same scenario.
If anyone needs it, I can also provide a lightweight plugin version of this fix — just let me know!