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  • Plugin Author Braad

    (@braad)

    Hello bwickert,

    I’m happy to help you get the plugin working. I’ve just tested it in a fresh install with Twenty Ten and it’s working great for me.

    This plugin is all about a transparent check for whether the logged in. If the user is already logged in when they click the link, they won’t see a login form, because they are already logged in. This means that if you’re testing the plugin while logged in, you won’t see the login form.

    If you aren’t seeing the login form when you click the link and you’re sure you’re not logged in, then the problem is either that the link is missing the ‘ajax-login-trigger’ class, or there is a JS error. You’ll know there is a JS error if you see it in your browser console, and the HTML for the trigger link should look something like:

    <a href="/some-page" class="ajax-login-trigger">Click Me</a>

    I’m not seeing that class on the link that you put in your post above, but maybe it got stripped out? If there are no JS errors in the console and you think you have the correct link HTML, can you post it again here and put it inside backticks so I’ll be able to see the raw HTML you’re using?

    Hopefully this information helps you. The plugin is definitely working great for me on many sites, so I’m hopeful we can get it working for you.

    -Braad

    Plugin Author Braad

    (@braad)

    Bwickert,

    I haven’t heard from you since my last reply, so I’m going to mark this issue as resolved, but feel free to reopen it if there is still an issue I can help you with. 🙂

    -Braad

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