Hi Geohi,
You don’t need to use both at the same time, i.e., the shorcode and modal. You can just use either or.
In your case you’ll want to change “login-link” to “.login-link”, note the “.” is needed.
Thread Starter
geohi
(@geohi)
Thanks, Zane. Actually i had it as .login-link. I think the problem was that your ajax was conflicting with some other ajax plugins i have and just sending it directly to the page instead of opening it in the window.
Ill try your suggestion nonetheless. (i.e., ill remove the shortcode).
so, what im understanding you’re saying is thi: i dont need to create a page with the shortcode in it – all i do is have a link with the class .login-link
is that correct?
Plugin Contributor
Diana
(@dvk)
Geohl,
Yes you are correct. You don’t need to create a page if you set up a dialog login/registration interaction. The plugin was made flexible enough to aid users who wanted the dialog and users who preferred the page/post login/registration option.
Also, you can use a different login and/or registration handle.
I just answered a similar question and think it would be useful if you used a different login/register handle in case there is conflict with another AJAX plugin and you happen to use the same values.
Thread Starter
geohi
(@geohi)
Diana,
thanks for the reply.
I did what you and Zane had suggested and im still coming to the same problem.
I made the class something else (.login-class ((just for testing)) and added # to the HREF. WHen i click the link it doesnt do anything (just adds # to the URL).
Thread Starter
geohi
(@geohi)
also, it appears the other AJAX scripts are not working properly with this plugin enabled.
Plugin Contributor
Diana
(@dvk)
I just tried using the following and it worked:
Login Handle: .login-class
Created a custom menu:
url: #
Navigation menu: Login
CSS Class: login-class
Also enabled registration
What other plugins that use AJAX do you have enabled? It may have something to do with other plugins that use AJAX which you may already have installed. We’d like to know to check compatibility.
Thanks,
Diana
Thread Starter
geohi
(@geohi)
Yep – those are the exact steps i followed.
I have many, many plugins installed and quite a few use AJAX – at this point there’s no way I could viably disable them one by one to test which it is.
Bummer :-/
Hi Geohi,
Bummer that there’s a conflict, would you be able to let us know which plugin might cause the conflict? That way we can install it, and make sure ALR is compatible with it.
