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OpenID with Authlogic openid-selector and yahoo

I've got registering/logging in working with at least Google and myOpenID with I thought should represent the two methods of passing parameters back from the provider but I'm not able to get an email or nickname back from Yahoo. I get passed to Yahoo's verification page but when I allow params aren't getting passed to my site.

Here's my User model code. Everything else is just stock Authlogic except the front-end uses the openid-selector jquery plugin.

http://pastie.org/649912

I've tried putting :email and :nickname in the required_fields array but it made no difference.

A: 

According to these threads it is not yet supported by Yahoo.

dhofstet  2009-10-11 06:31:14

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