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  • Plugin Author Alimir

    (@alimir)

    hello #demoman2k10
    Can you give me your website link? (I should check this in online.)

    Thread Starter demoman2k10

    (@demoman2k10)

    Thank Alimir

    http://www.tecnojunkyard.net

    I tracked it down to an issue with the SLIDING DOORS theme. New theme in place Plugin is working just fine. I’d add Sliding Doors theme to one that isn’t working well with AJAX.

    Much appreciated, I’d been using that theme forever also.. So I guess it was doing something with JScript that AJAX didn’t like.

    Thread Starter demoman2k10

    (@demoman2k10)

    Specifically where it was hanging was at the Authentication section. I’ve had several in the past that were using AJAX do the same thing. So started to suspect over issue were afoot. Swapped to basic theme plugin worked. So knew we had a theme issue.

    Thread Starter demoman2k10

    (@demoman2k10)

    Also a suggested change would be remove the DEAR after welcome. That’s not proper english.

    Greeting would be “Welcome <Name>”

    Thread Starter demoman2k10

    (@demoman2k10)

    Another suggestion would be to break set a color CSS file for your plugin so we can stylize it as we want on our own. As you will see on my site my font colors don’t do your Plugin Justice. I’ve just started looking into what your using for the Colors and unfortunately the theme has those locked down for the Headers and Text as it’s a DARK theme.

    So the White on what doesn’t work well for this.

    Thread Starter demoman2k10

    (@demoman2k10)

    I also added the following changes to the PHP code on my site you may want to review it and consider the modifications.

    To user-profile.php To capitalize the first letter of each word for usernames.
    It’s just a Look and feel thing.

    Line #8 <h3><?php _e(‘Welcome ‘,’alimir’); ?> <?php get_currentuserinfo(); echo ucwords($current_user->user_login); ?></h3>

    Line #16 <span><?php _e(‘User Name:’,’alimir’); ?> <?php get_currentuserinfo(); echo ucwords($current_user->user_login); ?></span>

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