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  • Plugin Author Cole Geissinger

    (@brainfestation)

    Hi deborazb,

    I don’t know Portuguese so that will require you or someone that can translate the plugin into it.

    The plugin is translate ready, so all you will need is piece of software installed on your computer called “PoEdit” . When that is installed you will then open up the plugin folder for WP Modal Login and open the “geissinger-wpml.pot” file found in the lang folder.

    This will then allow you to translate all the text the plugin contains. You can then email it to me (cole (at) colegeissinger.com) and I’ll include it into the plugin.

    Here’s more info from WP on how this is done. http://codex.wordpress.org/Translating_WordPress#Translating_With_Poedit

    Plugin Author Cole Geissinger

    (@brainfestation)

    Not sure yet. I have a wedding coming up in October so that has most of attention right now. Hopefully it will be before then 🙂

    Plugin Author Cole Geissinger

    (@brainfestation)

    Not sure I fully follow, but it sounds like you want to redirect a user to their profile page after login?

    You can add the snippet of code I provided in this comment here into your themes functions.php to do so. http://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-forward-to-certain-page-after-login?replies=3#post-4346361

    Of course you’ll need to cook up some php to auto grab that users login URL… This might be a little bit of tricky one if your PHP skills are not up to par. I would address that with the plugin devs to uncover how to go about doing that.

    In the next major release I’ll have a way to update this via the admin options instead of modifying code.

    Plugin Author Cole Geissinger

    (@brainfestation)

    Ah, looks I forgot to update that…..

    This fixes a bug in the login window for users that have special characters set in their passwords. I had set the data sanitization too high and it was striping the special characters on submission :p

    Lastly, I was provided a Spanish translation from another community member, so I bundled that in.

    Over all this is only a bug/minor release. Nothing too major. I’ll have to update the change log in the morning. Just shut down my computer 😛

    Plugin Author Cole Geissinger

    (@brainfestation)

    Not available yet in the bleeding edge versions, but you can follow the repo and you should get notifications about any updates when they roll out.

    Just remember, branch 2.1 is an alpha version so I wouldn’t install it on any live servers 🙂

    Plugin Author Cole Geissinger

    (@brainfestation)

    Awesome! Glad I could help and the plugin brings what you are looking for in your site. Plus, you helped me uncover a bug 🙂 Always good to squash those! Happy WordPressing!

    Plugin Author Cole Geissinger

    (@brainfestation)

    Just a quick update, I have begun working on the next major release, 2.1, and it will officially support wp_nav_menu() support.

    No set release date, but you are always more than welcome to install and test the bleeding edge versions on the GitHub account https://github.com/colegeissinger/wp-modal-login

    Plugin Author Cole Geissinger

    (@brainfestation)

    Definitely adding this kind of capabilities into a feature major release. A few others have encountered the same thing and is something I want to allow users to do.

    As for the input boxes, it sounds like they are inheriting some styles from your theme. I tried really hard to stop those kind of instances from happening in the modals but if things are styled out a certain way in your theme, they can easily over ride the plugins styles.

    Plugin Author Cole Geissinger

    (@brainfestation)

    Definitely something to consider. I wanted to try and keep it within’ WordPress’ core processing for all the login and I have a feeling this would require some custom work. I’ll keep it in mind and take a look and see if it’s something I want to take on.

    Plugin Author Cole Geissinger

    (@brainfestation)

    While this scenario isn’t the smoothest if you have “View Admin Link” enabled, you can use the PHP method or shortcode and wrap them both in a link or button tag or whatever you want to code it. Here’s an example:
    <button class="btn"><?php add_modal_login_button(); ?></button>

    In the future I am adding more ways for users to customize this better like adding custom classes to the the link so you can easily create a button or there will be default styled buttons that oyu can customize and so forth.

    No set release date for that version, but I’m hoping I’ll have time soon in the future

    Plugin Author Cole Geissinger

    (@brainfestation)

    I use bootstrap at work so I’m pretty familiar with it, and I also have a developer starter theme available in GitHub that is based on Underscores and Foundation 4. However, bundling these different frameworks into my plugin can cause many issues down the road if this plugin is used in a theme that is also using them.

    It’s definitely on my list to make these modals respond better to the screen size in 2.1, and I’m very familiar with responsive design (supposed to be doing a talk on it for the WordPress San Francisco meetup next month actually) just no set release date at the moment 😛

    Thanks for the suggestions! I’ll keep them in mind when I’m able to start working on that.

    Plugin Author Cole Geissinger

    (@brainfestation)

    Hi therandomguy12345

    Found the issue was do to some security checks on the password when passed through. It was stripping out special characters. I have since fixed and released a new update that also offers Spanish translations thanks to a very generous community member 🙂

    Once you have confirmed everything is working on the new version I’ll be sure to to delete out the emails you sent that contain your login info and other stuff.

    Thanks

    Plugin Author Cole Geissinger

    (@brainfestation)

    Nope, we’re good. All function exist in a class which holds no conflicts with other function with similar names because of the name space for the class. Any other functions not in there are prefixed like geissinger_wpml_\

    Thanks for pointing out though! 🙂

    Plugin Author Cole Geissinger

    (@brainfestation)

    Ah good catch…. Thanks!

    Plugin Author Cole Geissinger

    (@brainfestation)

    Hi therandomguy12345

    I have received your emails and have replied back that I received them.

    Please keep in mind that my schedule is very busy and I do not make any money on this plugin, so I am only able to offer my help when I can.

    Sunday I will have time to take a look and see what’s going on. I’ll double check that everything you provided gets me what I need to assist you further.

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