Cole Geissinger
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Administrator – Wrong Credentials & Disable RegistrationActually, I got you beat; Rolling out a bunch of updates and rolled this option in. Should be available later tonight or tomorrow in v2.0.2
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Experiencing an errorGood news! Found a fix!
I tested this and got things working when WooCommerce is installed, however, s2Member has many issues in it. The second I activated it, WordPress tossed a massive array of warnings and other miscellaneous stuff (this is all evident when Debug mode is on). It became very difficult to use just a vanilla install of WordPress without my plugin even activated. At this point, I am calling fault on s2Member in this instance.
I’m rolling in a few other bug fixes and updates and should have 2.0.2 out tonight or tomorrow at some point.
Thanks everyone for all your feedback, hopefully this next release we can resolve this tickets ^_^
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Administrator – Wrong Credentials & Disable Registrationsure, if you just want to disable the registration field you’ll want to edit the ‘additional_options’ function in includes/class-wp-modal-login.php.
Go to line 496 & 497 and just comment those two out by placing two slashes infront of the code and upload that to your server and that should do the trick.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Experiencing an errorThanks joshlevinson, it is still a possibility your issue is something on my end. I haven’t had a ton of experience with ajax so I’m sure there’s something I’m missing here causing these issues.
I really appreciate the help and I’m still trying to get the time to sit down and debug further.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Experiencing an errorThanks, I’m getting the same result with WooCommerce 2.0.10 and WP 3.6-beta3. Working on fixing right now 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Experiencing an errorah awesome, thanks! I will be sure to test it with WooCommerce!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Experiencing an errorVery interesting, thanks for the update onorok and Laura!
I’ve been strapped on time but really want to get this fixed for you guys, so my apologies in the time this is taking 😛 I’ll try moving some files around in my install and see if that will help me replicate, but I can’t see why that would ’cause issues…
Laura, thanks for the screenshot, however the files returning 200 OK are JavaScript files. The file in question is the wp-ajax.php, if you scroll down in the window for “network” you should see that file near the bottom. If that says 200 ok, click on the file and you should get a window like this screen shot which will help me figure out if the data is being sent back. http://cl.ly/image/292e2j0Y2i1R
Thanks again for the help everyone! Really appreciate it 🙂 I’ll try and squeeze in some time soon to take another stab at this!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Login on TopBarWhat you will want to do is visit the Installation Page and use the code under “ADD TO THEME WITH PHP“.
Take that code and add below the UL tags that hold your navigation and use CSS to put it in the far right position of your theme. The “strings” in the parathensis is the default options, go ahead and change those up or leave the data empty for the defaults. here’s some examples:
Use the defaults:
<?php add_modal_login_button(); ?>Add custom text with a redirect to Google.com when logging out
<?php add_modal_login_button( 'Login Here', 'Logout Now', 'http://www.google.com' ); ?>In your demo site, you have added that link via the Menus feature in WordPress. In the current version this is not possible but many have requested it and will be available in a future release (date undetermined right now).
I hope that helps. I have more detailed documentation on the installation page and on the demo site. Soon I’ll put together a demo video of me using the plugin and what can be done.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Administrator – Wrong Credentials & Disable RegistrationHi therandomguy12345
Thanks for the great feed back. At this moment, the plugin is setup to display the registration link when registration is setup. Didn’t anticipate some of the new angles that BuddyPress presents with this plugin so at this moment, there is no way to disable via the plugin. However, that is very simple to add, the only hard part for me at the moment is time as I got a lot of things going on at the moment, but plan to get some bugs squashed as soon as I can. This feature I will put on the list, but I cannot say when it will be officially available.
As for the issue with logging in, not sure why it’s failing with the proper credentials? The “show admin” feature will display a link next to the “sign out” button when you login so that won’t have any affect on your issue there. For now I will take note and see what I can uncover and see if I can replicate and fix.
Really appreciate the feedback, I’ll try and get things fixed up and rolled out as soon as I can.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Modal Login] translation failsThanks for letting me know! Out of all the years I’ve been building on WordPress, never really had to takle translation until this plugin so the help is much appreciated!
I’m pretty strapped for time for the next few weeks but any time I get available I’ll be sure to work these things out and get that all working. Really appreciate the translation too! Never expected anything like this from this little plugin ^_^
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Have a blank home page and have the footer always be at the bottomAwesome! Glad to help 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Have a blank home page and have the footer always be at the bottomIf you are looking to only effect your homepage will need to customize your theme. Currently, the “content wrapper” is styled to always display a white box, you’ll want to remove some code that will stop this from displaying.
To completely remove all content from showing on the homepage, you’ll want to edit your front-page.php (if it doesn’t exist, duplicate your page.php and rename it to front-page.php). Open the file and remove all code between the WordPress loop which looks like this..
<?php if ( have_posts() ) : while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?> ... Code inside the Loop is here ... <?php endwhile; endif; ?>Delete all of this code and upload the new file to your server and your home page shouldn’t display anything on the homepage. Take note, this will only work if you have setup a static page as your homepage (IE Settings > Reading).
If you wish to display content on this page at a later point, you’ll have to reset all of this.
As for the attaching the footer to the bottom, setting a fixed position with CSS to the bottom of the window on the footer wrapper will achieve it, but normally you’ll need to tweak it further to really achieve your end goal.
#footer { position:fixed; bottom:0; }Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Experiencing an errorThanks for the feedback. I’ll keep testing away!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Calling non-static function modal_login_btn errorThis has been resolved in 2.0.1 now available for download
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Error when using php code?Hi Epsilon1983, all the above errors should be fixed in the latest release.