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  • Plugin Author Cole Geissinger

    (@brainfestation)

    I feel so bad, you have a few threads on here that I have the same response (almost). This is a do-able feature that I could probably squeeze in a closer release (probably 2.1), but I have no expected date on that at the moment as my availability is a little slim to get a good amounts of work in.

    Again, if you got the skills, you’re welcome to modify the code into your own creation.

    Glad I found this. Not sure if it’s planned in the future release, but this would be great. From a logistical point, the auto pop-up would probably need to depend on user session, etc.. That functionality seems to be the current trend on the web these days — especially when membership conversion is so valuable.

    Awesome, awesome work on the plug-in to this point. So much value here. I hope to be able to use it sooner than later!

    Found a quick and dirty way to do this.

    I load just a small part of the wp-modal-plugin along with an extra line in my global js file:

    jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
    
    	// Load the modal window
    	$('a.login-window').click(function() {
    
    		// Get the value in the href of our button.
    		var login_id = $(this).attr('href');
    
    		// Add our overlay to the body and fade it in.
    		$('body').append('<div id="overlay"></div>');
    		$('#overlay').fadeIn(300);
    
    		// Fade in the modal window.
    		$(login_id).fadeIn(300);
    
    		// center our modal window with the browsers.
    		var margin_left = ($(login_id).width() + 24) / 2;
    		var margin_top = ($(login_id).height() + 24) / 2;
    
    		$(login_id).css({
    			'margin-left' : -margin_left,
    			'margin-top' : -margin_top
    		});
    
    		return false;
    	});
    
    // this line added to trigger the popup on page load
    $('a.login-window').click();
    
    });

    Popup will only happen if the shortcode is on the current page.

    @chazy, I couldn’t really implement the solution. Could you please be more specific with the instruction please?

    I did add this one line of code you sent within the wp-modal-login.js file. But the pop-up doesn’t auto-happen on the page with the shortcode as it’s supposed to. 🙁

    Thanks.

    Hi emminnn,

    To be more precise, you have to create a new .js file which you will load separately. This new file will have the code content of my message above.

    Hope that’s clearer!

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