Gwyneth Llewelyn

This simple plugin with associated widget allows you to show your online status in Second Life® or any OpenSimulator grid.
It also includes a LSL script to place inside an in-world script, which is available from the Settings menu.
Warning: Versions 1.3.X and above are utterly incompatible with previous versions; you will need to add the new script to all your in-world scripted objects or your blog will not display the status at all!
Warning: Version 1.3.8 and above might make it impossible for you to delete old tracking objects. 1.4.0 adds a way to delete all of the tracking objects, but there have been plenty of changes that this simply might not work any longer.
Note: Versions before 1.6.0 are so old that I have deleted them from the WordPress repository.
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<h3>CSS</h3>
To allow styling of the plugin, the following styles are emitted by the widget:
The whole content of the widget is included inside a <code><div class='osinsl'></code>
The text before the status is a <code>span</code> with class <code>osinsl-before-status</code>. The status itself is <code>osinsl-status</code> and the text afterwards is <code>osinsl-after-status</code>.
Status unknown (i.e. SL dataserver issues) is styled as <code>osinsl-problems</code> and the text for an unconfigured widget is styled <code>osinsl-unconfigured</code>.
The profile picture (if visible) will have the class <code>osinsl-profile-picture</code>. Users can set the horizontal alignment (using the standard alignleft, aligncenter, alignright classes) but nothing else. Size is limited to 80×80 (all this might be changed).
To style embedded shortcode, change the CSS class for <code>osinsl-shortcode</code>.
<h3>Shortcodes</h3>
1.2 and onwards support shortcodes, to embed online status and SL profile pictures inside posts and pages.
The overall syntax is:
<pre><code>[osinsl avatar="<avatar name>" picture="[none|center|right|left]" status="[on|off]" profilelink="[on|off]"]
</code></pre>
or
<pre><code>[osinsl objectkey="<UUID>" picture="[none|center|right|left]" status="[on|off]" profilelink="[on|off]"]
</code></pre>
avatar should have a valid Second Life/OpenSimulator avatar name which has an associated online status indicator in SL/OpenSimulator. This will expand to show the online status (e.g. usually online, offline, or an error message if no widget was configured or if the avatar is not being tracked). Note that if you have avatars with the same name on different grids, this will just get you one of them.
objectkey should be the Object Key of an in-world online status tracking object. This should be used alternatively to avatar and is useful if you have several objects tracking your avatar across different grids, all for the same avatar name. Note that object keys may change over time (when they get copied, duplicated, taken back to inventory and rezzed again, etc.) so this should be used only as a last alternative, when you really have several avatars in different grids, all with the same name.
picture is optional and defaults to none (i.e. profile picture is not shown); if the user has set the Second Life web profile to be visible, this will retrieve their profile picture, and resize it to 80×80. Options are left, right, and center which will provide minimal formatting (additional styling requires CSS; image size is fixed for now; see the CSS section for more information). However, for the time being, pictures for avatars in OpenSimulator grids will not be displayed.
If the picture is set, status can be set to off (just show the picture but not the actual status).
If the picture is set, profilelink can be set to on (default is off) to link the picture to SL’s web profile page.

Online Status inSL

Allows you to show your Second Life® or OpenSimulator online status on any WordPress blog (multiple widgets and shortcodes are possible)

Olivier van Helden

gudulelapointe

Ready to use WordPress interface for <a href="http://opensimulator.org/" rel="nofollow ugc">OpenSimulator</a>. Provides user registration, default avatar model choice, login info, statistics and a web assets server for grids or standalone simulators.
Full installation instructions: (https://gudulelapointe.github.io/w4os/INSTALLATION.html)
See Features and Roadmap sections for current and upcoming functionalties.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Avatar creation:
<ul>
<li>Opensimulator section in standard wp account page</li>
<li>Avatar tab in account dashboard on WooCommerce websites</li>
<li>Avatar and website passwords are synchronized</li>
<li>Configuration instructions for new avatars</li>
<li>Public avatar profile: excerpt of the avatar’s profile</li>
<li>Avatar Models: default outfits to choose from on registration</li>
<li>Reserved names: avatar whose first name or last name is “Default”, “Test”, “Admin” or the pattern used for appearance models are disallowed for public (such avatars must be created by admins from Robust console)</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Search Engine: enable in-world search
<ul>
<li>places</li>
<li>land for sale</li>
<li>classifieds</li>
<li>events (2do.directory integration)</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Shortcodes
<ul>
<li>Grid info: <code>[grid-info]</code> shortcode, Gutenberg block and Divi module</li>
<li>Grid status: <code>[grid-status]</code> shortcode, Gutenberg block and Divi module</li>
<li>Grid status: <code>[popular-places]</code> shortcode, Gutenberg block and Divi module</li>
<li>Profile page: <code>[avatar-profile]</code> shortcode, Gutenberg block and Divi module</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Web assets server: the needed bridge to display in-world images on a website</li>
<li>Currency helpers: integration with Podex, Gloebit and core money module</li>
<li>Offline messages e-mail forwarding</li>
<li>Manual and cron Grid/WP users sync</li>
<li>Auth with avatar credentials (if no matching wp account, create one)</li>
</ul>
<h4>Paid version</h4>
The free version from WordPress plugins directory and the <a href="https://magiiic.com/wordpress/plugins/w4os/" rel="nofollow ugc">paid version</a> are technically the same. The only difference is the way you support this plugin developement: with the free version, you join the community experience (please rate and comment), while the paid version helps us to dedicate resources to this project.
<h3>Requirements</h3>
<ul>
<li>OpenSimulator 0.9.x (0.9.2.2 recommended). 0.8.x and earlier version might work and used to, but are definitely not supported anymore</li>
<li>Latest WordPdress release</li>
<li>PHP 8.x or later (8.2 recommended), and the PHP extensions recommended by WordPress (particularly xmlrpc, curl and ImageMagick )</li>
</ul>
<h3>Troubleshooting</h3>
See <a href="https://gudulelapointe.github.io/w4os/TROUBLESHOOTING.html" rel="nofollow ugc">TROUBLESHOOTING.md</a> for more information.
<h3>Roadmap</h3>
See <a href="https://github.com/GuduleLapointe/w4os/" rel="nofollow ugc">github.com/GuduleLapointe/w4os</a> for complete status and changelog.
<h4>Medium term</h4>
<ul>
<li>Destinations guide</li>
<li>Web search</li>
<li>Multiple avatars for same WordPress user</li>
<li>Improve avatar profile
<ul>
<li>Switch to allow web profile</li>
<li>Better basic layout</li>
<li>Web edit profile</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>2do HYPEvents project integration <a href="https://2do.pm" rel="nofollow ugc">https://2do.pm</a></li>
<li>Gudz Teleport Board project integration (based on user picks)</li>
<li>Admin Use sim/grid configuration file to fetch settings if on the same host</li>
<li>Admin create users</li>
<li>Admin create models (from current own avatar appearance)</li>
</ul>
<h4>Long term</h4>
<ul>
<li>Robust console connection
<ul>
<li>Admin Start / Stop regions</li>
<li>Admin Create region</li>
<li>User’s own regions control (create, start, stop, backup)</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>WooCommerce integration
<ul>
<li>paid accounts</li>
<li>regions orders</li>
<li>other pay-for services</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>Deactivate (recommended) or delete (experimental) grid user when deleting wp account</li>
<li>Split code between OpenSimulator and WordPress specific codes</li>
</ul>

w4os – OpenSimulator Web Interface

This plugin is what we needed to make our grid work, so we wrote it. We invite you to test it and evaluate it on more objective criteria.

OK, it’s not fair to rate ourselves

OK, it's not fair to rate your own extension, but it comes from a good intention. I give myself a maximum mark, not for the current status of the project, but on the intentions. And honestly, this plugin is already helping me a lot in the day-to-day management of my grid, so maybe it would be a deserved note. Or not. I invite you to test it and evaluate it on more objective criteria.

Maybe that's not fair to rate it myself.. but this plugin helps me a lot

WordPress interface for OpenSimulator (w4os)

Online Status inSL vs w4os – OpenSimulator Web Interface