ORCID Authorization

Hi All

When Author try to Submit orcid Id Then Showing Error, How to doing properly

OJS 3.3.0.14 PHP 7.2

Hi @IJBSRR_Journal,

What version of the ORCID plugin are you running?

-Roger
PKP Team

@rcgillis

Yes ORCID Plugin in Running

@rcgillis

Hi When Author try to Add ORCID then Showing Error Bellow

Hi @IJBSRR_Journal,

Yes - I understand that. But what version of the plugin are you running (you can check this in the plugin gallery.

-Roger
PKP Team

Hi @rcgillis

v1.1.3.15 released on 2025-09-23

Hi @IJBSRR_Journal,

Thanks for this further info. Looks like that version is compatible, so unlikely to be the issue. Here are some suggestions of things to try/check out

This error was also reported here: . forum.pkp.sfu. That post suggests checking the settings:

Go to Settings → Website → Plugins → ORCID Plugin and check:
- Client ID and Client Secret match the ORCID client you just updated.
- The API environment (sandbox vs production) matches the credentials you’re using.

  • Check your base_url: , base_url or journal paths can differ slightly and ORCID treats even small differences mismatch: ORCID docs
  • Check to see if authors may be clicking old ORCID authorization links (e.g., from emails generated before the upgrade, or associated with a sandbox setup) that contain outdated redirect URIs. docs.pkp.sfu

-Roger
PKP Team

Hi @rcgillis
Now showing it when author try to orcid login

Hi @rcgillis

Plugin showing it

Hi @IJBSRR_Journal,

Looks like your ORCID login credentials aren’t working? You may have to work with ORCID to get that working.

-Roger
PKP Team

Hi @rcgillis

ORCID Plugin Status

Hi @IJBSRR_Journal,

Thank you for the additional details. I’m not sure what to suggest at this point - @ewhanson - would you have any ideas around this?

-Roger
PKP Team

Hi @IJBSRR_Journal,

The screenshot above that says the provided redirect URI […] does not match the redirect URIs registered by […] seems like the issue. You will need to ensure the journal’s correct URI has been setup as part of the API client setup process. If you are using the public API, you can check the URIs set for your journal’s integration by looking at the following setup documentation from ORCID, specifically the section on redirect URIs.

Regards,

Erik
PKP Team

Hi @ewhanson

How to doing it

Hi @IJBSRR_Journal, you will need to follow the instructions in the link in my previous message. If you are having trouble setting up your ORCID credentials, I’d recommend reaching out to ORCID directly. Based on your screenshot, you’re trying to sign into the testing sandbox version of orcid.org.

Hope that helps.

Regards,

Erik
PKP Team