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1. Vasyl Martyniuk
   Member
   Posted 9 months ago #

   Hi jolley_small,
   One request. I was using this plugin several times and always have the same problem - registration link.
   It means I'm not satisfied with standard WordPress registration form that is why I'm using profile builder. And I need no change the link to registration page.
   In your plugin this link is hardcoded. The easiest solution is to add filter for this link in code.

   Thanks,

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/sidebar-login/

2. WiseCapra
   Member
   Posted 5 months ago #

   I second this motion!
   I'm looking to open the registration page of wp (or simple-forum) in a lightbox after the reg page has been skinned to match the site theme. Sadly the registration link is hardcoded in sidebar-login.php. Now mine is calling "sblogin".

   'theregister'=>__('Register','sblogin'),

   I would like to call:

   <a data-lightbox="transitionIn:elastic;transitionOut:elastic;width:400;height:600;" href="/wp-login.php?action=register&view=forum">Register</a>

   Does anybody have a suggestion which was would be the easiset to change it?

   Cheers,
   Wise

3. invisnet
   Member
   Posted 5 months ago #

   @WiseCapra: Just ran into a similar issue today.

   As Vasyl Martyniuk said, the problem is that the plugin builds the link itself; it really should call wp_register(). If you change line 170 of sidebar-login.php to:

   $links .= wp_register('<li>','</li>',false);

   in functions.php you can then do something like (N.B. I've not tested this):

   function fixup_link($link) {
       return '<a data-lightbox="transitionIn:elastic;transitionOut:elastic;width:400;height:600;" '.substr($link,3);
   }
   add_filter('register','fixup_link');

   Hopefully the author can be persuaded to change the plugin too....

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