OK, I found that I can open a modal from another modal just adding the link with the right class.
Correct. It should work exactly like you want. The pro version does just that. It has login, registration and post password modals that are inner linked as well as the ability to doable close functions unless they login.
Glad you got it working. Please take a moment to rate and review the plugin http://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/easy-modal
My application actually uses an external registration/login/booking system, not the WP one…
Not a problem, was just pointing out the intended uses. Did you get it working? We are putting together material for a use case section on the website for uncommon uses people may not be thinking about. May be a good candidate.
Daniel,
I’m a developer, for many, many years. But am just now taking a look at WordPress, v3.7.1.
I have it working, yours works better than the other 4 or 5 I’ve tried today.
However I have a couple questions, 1: how do I change the background color of the popup from the color #f7f5e7 to white or something else. I tried changing the .css file it uses but the style is Inline. I changed the only place the color is specified easy_modal.php but to no avail.
I put a <div> at the begining of the html but there is still a border of the ugly color.
Also, how do I open a webpage, from the same domain, in the Modal?
I haven’t had any luck yet using the iframe.
I’m thinking of skipping Modals for now and just use an iframe, jQuery and change the src of the iframe and displaying it when needed.
Like I said yours is the easiest to use so far, the thing I find really lacking is some good “How to use” documentation showing exactly how to perform various functions.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Ken